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 A Detective at Death's Door - H.R.F. Keating
Newest Review: ... home town of Birchester is rocked by the death of one of its residents by similar poisoning. So Harriet with the support of ... more  ... the Investigating Officer DS Pat Murphy starts to try and find the person responsible for these crimes, from her sick bed. This however proves very difficult as witnesses to this seem hard to find and those who do come forward seem to complicate matters.
Harriet must somehow use what strength she has to try and find this evil person so that the people of her town can consume their drinks in safety without fear of death.
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A Detective at Death's Door - H.R.F. Keating: The Poorly Detective (816 words)
by - written on 04/05/09 (Very useful, 260 readings)
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Background: To be honest I had never heard of H.R.F Keating until I stumbled upon his books in my local bookstore. I was surprised that I had never heard of him especially as he has written so many highly acclaimed books. About the Author: H.R.F Keating was born in Sussex on the 31st October 1926. He is probably best known for his crime fiction books that feature Inspector Ghote of the Bombay CID. He has written in total 24 books using this detective. Of the other 30 books he has written six involve the Detective DCI Harriet Martens, who is the star of this book I'm reviewing A Detective at Death's Door. About the ... Read the complete review
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