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Dci Banks 18 All The Colours Of Darkness Peter Robinson

Name: Dci Banks 18 All The Colours Of Darkness Peter Robinson
SKU: BELL-32836916
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: McClelland & Stewart

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.24 MB

Author: Peter Robinson

ISBN: 9781551991450, 1551991454

Language: English

Year: 2008

Volume: 18

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Dci Banks 18 All The Colours Of Darkness Peter Robinson by Peter Robinson 9781551991450, 1551991454 instant download after payment.

It’s the May half-term school holiday, and the first warm day of the year has drawn a few children to the River Swain for a swim. When one boy chases another off the path that runs alongside Hindswell Woods, a glimpse of orange through the trees tempts them into the shadows. Moments later, their high spirits vanish in an instant, for there, to their shock (and ghoulish fascination), they find a man in a brightly coloured shirt hanging from a branch by a rope around his neck. Alan Banks is in London with his new girlfriend when news of the kids’ ghastly discovery reaches the police in Eastvale, so the case falls to Annie Cabbot. And she’s mystified. Why would a successful set and costume designer, with a well-reviewed production of Othello currently playing, be in such despair that he would take his own life?