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    A Death in Spring: 1968

    By Jim McGrath

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    Birmingham, Spring 1968. A young homosexual meets a grisly death – killer unknown – one of several such deaths in recent months. Collins, now promoted to Detective Sergeant, and his mentor, the smallest policeman in Birmingham, Detective Constable Clark, are convinced these deaths are linked, and set out to bring the serial killer to justice.
    At the same time, the sands are shifting in the politics of Birmingham’s gangland. As Collins and Clark, assisted by Agnes Winter, Collins’ landlady and lover, seek to unravel this mystery, they find themselves up against some of the most vicious and dangerous killers they have yet encountered.
    And if that isn’t enough, both Collins and Clark find themselves having to cope with some radical changes in their personal lives.

    The third in Jim McGrath's series of Collins & Clark stories, featuring an unlikely pair of police officers working in the Black Country. A right bostin adventure.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherj-views Publishing
    Release dateAug 1, 2018
    ISBN9781912605514
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    Jim McGrath

    Jim McGrath started working for George Bush in 1991, beginning at the White House and continuing on in Bush’s post presidential career as his speechwriter. McGrath studied journalism and government at the University of Maryland and was a founding partner of CEO Communications.

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