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Births, Deaths and Marriages - Jill McGown

 
Description: ISBN 033048558X / Author: Jill McGown / Genre: Crime / Thriller / For Lloyd and Hill, a kidnapping soon becomes a murder ... more
Births, Deaths and Marriages - Jill McGown ... investigation...In an isolated cottage a woman has been bludgeoned to death; outside, a man has been crushed by a car. That, and a row overheard earlier that morning, is all Detective Chief Inspector Lloyd has to go on. Who is the dead woman? Where's her handbag? If it was a burglary, why the extreme violence? If it was a domestic. why is the handbag missing? Questions without answers, And Lloyd doesn't yet know how deeply involved in the enquiry Judy Hill has become - nor how profoundly it will affect her.

Newest Review: ... for the murder, particularly as the most obvious suspect is lying unconscious in hospital. The case is given to Lloyd, whose ... more

 ... partner, Judy Hill, has just given birth to their daughter. As Judy is walking with her new baby in the park one day, she is horrified to come across a young girl in charge of a baby that has been snatched – and the baby in question happens to have been born at the same time as Judy’s. Initially, there seems to be no link between the two cases, but as the facts become clearer, the possibility of a link has to be looked in to. The characters I love Lloyd and Hill as a partnership. Over the series, their relations...more

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Births, Deaths and Marriages (A Lloyd andHill mystery)
Pages: 320, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Pan
Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Premium Review Births, Deaths and Marriages - Jill McGown: Missing babies and dead bodies (759 words)
by - written on 20/09/06 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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Although Jill McGown is a British author, it is easier to get hold of her books in the US. I’ve been a huge fan of her books for years now and have never been able to understand why she is not better known in this country. Her books, particularly the Lloyd and Hill series, of which this book is one, are everything that I look for in a murder mystery –enjoyable characters and good plots that often keep me up all night. This book, the twelfth in the series, is not her best, but it is still a damn good read and deserves more attention than it has previously had. The plot A woman is found in an isolated cottage with her skull crushed in. Her lover called an ...  Read the complete review

 

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