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    Over the Edge: The intriguing Yorkshire crime series
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    Over the Edge: The intriguing Yorkshire crime series

    By Stuart Pawson

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    Joe Crozier, a businessman with a decidedly shady past, is enjoying being wined and dined, but refusing his host's request costs Joe more than he could ever have imagined...Bound and gagged, he takes a silent and deadly dip in the nearby river. Meanwhile, DI Charlie Priest is called to another murder scene, only to find that the victim is an old school friend of his, the famous mountaineer, Tony Krabbe. But what could this amiable lecturer have done to deserve being attacked with his own ice-pick? And could the two cases be linked?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAllison & Busby
    Release dateJan 30, 2012
    ISBN9780749011710
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    Over the Edge: The intriguing Yorkshire crime series
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    Stuart Pawson

    STUART PAWSON had a career as a mining engineer, followed by a spell working for the probation service, before he became a full-time writer. He died in 2016.

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    • 5/5
      Three deaths in rapid succession give this book a busy start. First of all comes the death of Joe Crozier night club owner whose bound and gagged body surfaces when a water wheel is set running for a school visit to a local mill museum; then there is Dale Dobson 26 year old racist thug who crashes a stolen car at high speed, and then finally the murder of a local identity, erstwhile mountaineer and conqueror of Mt. Everest, who turns up on his front lawn with an ice pick in his head. Charlie Priest juggles all these balls, discovers the connections between them and even unearths their connection to a local businessman who has recently bought the local Heckley football team which Charlie once played for. And then there is Charlie's own relationship with school teacher Rose Barraclough, and the discovery of a trade in illegal immigrants from Eastern Europe. This is #10 in the Charlie Priest series.