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Description: ISBN 0006498310 / Author: Val McDermid / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Kate Brannigan's life is complicated enough without a doctor's murder ... more Newest Review: ... his new girlfriend. Kate either needs to find a new partner or buy him out – which is financially a no no. She upsets ... more |
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Format: paperback (A format), Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Pages: 352, Edition: New Ed, Paperback, Harper - Books/Subjects/C ... |
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by janeh - written on 02/11/01 (Useful, 21 readings)
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Kate Brannigan is a private detective who seems to lead a totally unconventional life style. She lives next door to her boyfriend Richard – they seem to share both houses, but still live separately – sounds good to me. Her business partner has just declared that he is selling his share of the business to move to Australia with his new girlfriend. Kate either needs to find a new partner or buy him out – which is financially a no no. She upsets her boyfriend by putting his death notice in the local Manchester paper in order to corner some devious people trying to take advantage of recently bereaved people. Her best friend is a ...
by indigojade - written on 01/02/01 (Useful, 50 readings)
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Kate Branigan, Manchester answer to Magnum PI thrills us again in the latest book from Val Mcdermid. Ms Branigan is having a seriously bad week, her rock journalist, Richard's, death notice has just appeared in the newspaper, placed by her in order to track down fraudsters cashing in on peoples grief. Her boyfriend, who isn't actually dead, wants her to help out a neo punk band called Dan Druff and the Scabby Heided Bairns! (lovely) they are having problems with all their gigs being cancelled or fighting at the venues. Not only that but also, her senior partner wants to sell his side of the business and jet off to Australia to marry ...
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