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Description: ISBN 0747249717 / Author: Caroline Graham / Genre: Crime / Thriller / When Lionel Lawrence opens his rambling rectory to rehabilitate ... more Newest Review: ... and knew that the TV series was based on books by Caroline Graham, this is the first time that I have read any of them and I ... more |
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Format: paperback (B format), Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
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by sunmeilan - written on 11.01.08 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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Lionel Lawrence gives up his position as a vicar to open up his home to ex-convicts who need to be kept on the straight and narrow. Unfortunately, his wife, Ann, is not quite so understanding, particularly because the place that Lionel calls home was actually left to Ann by her father. When some expensive jewellery goes missing, she knows exactly who has taken it - a young girl with a previous conviction for shoplifting. However, when Ann challenges her, the girl flees, only to disappear into the nearby river, presumed drowned. Then someone claims that they saw Ann push the girl into the river, and blackmails her to keep quiet. When a body is later found, foul play is ...
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