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    Denial of Murder: A Harry Vicary police procedural

    By Peter Turnbull

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    Two bodies, two similar causes of death . . . Harry Vicary and his team are plunged into a complex investigation where all is not as it seems.

    When the bodies of two murder victims are discovered within twenty-four hours of each other at the same location, each with a similar cause of death, the Murder and Serious Crime Squad of New Scotland Yard realise they must be linked. But how? Vicary and his team are drawn into a complex investigation - one which will take them from remote cottages in rural Hampshire to the dark world of inner city sex workers, child abuse within north London suburbia, and the injustice of a long-standing wrongful conviction.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSevern House Publishers
    Release dateJun 1, 2014
    ISBN9781780105208
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    Denial of Murder: A Harry Vicary police procedural
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    Peter Turnbull

    Peter Turnbull is the internationally successful author of many crime and mystery novels. He lives in Yorkshire, England, where many of his books are set. He is the author of the acclaimed Hennessey and Yellich series and the Harry Vicary series.

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