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    Badgers, Barkers and Baxters

    By Steve Smithson

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    The second light-hearted novel in the Richard Patterson
    series finds Richard, a hapless, middle-aged academic in
    a central London university, involved in a possible
    murder mystery.Led on by Sara, his young and energetic friend, they search for the truth behind the apparent suicide of the university’s HR Director.
    Richard, not a natural detective, bumbles self-effacingly
    through the investigation as they crisscross the university and a regenerating South London, repeatedly stumbling across badgers, a mysterious Director of Studies and a strange cohort of students. Set within the confines of crime and intrigue, the themes of loneliness, purpose and identity gently underpin the story.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 29, 2018
    ISBN9780244729516
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