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 Grave Doubts - Elizabeth Corley
 Grave Doubts - Elizabeth Corley ... BusbyNewest Review: ... herself trapped in the world where fear is the leading factor in your life. Luckily for Nightingale they catch the killer and ... more ... he is imprisoned for quite some time. Not being able to deal with the comments from colleagues and press alike she decides to retreat down to an old family cottage that nobody knows about. It is completely isolated and she feels that this is the best place to gain back her confidence and self belief.
Andrew Fenwick is also on the case and as always is following his strange but insightful 'gut feelings' on this case. Yes the man is locked up but Fenwick has a nagging doubt that this man wasn't working alone and that...more |
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Grave Doubts - Elizabeth Corley: Corleys third novel and they are getting better (631 words)
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Elizabeth Corley was born and raised in West Sussex. She published her first book in 1998 and has written 4 novels. She manages to produce novels along with her other job as a Chief Executive of global investment company. Requiem Mass (1998) was her first novel, followed by Fatal Legacy (2000), this one Grave Doubts (2006) and finally Innocent Blood (2008). In her first and second novels we meet DCI Andrew Fenwick along with WDC Louise Nightingale. The third is no different and the story opens with Nightingale putting herself in the firing line, all in the name of her job. Nightingale is being used as bait to lure out a dangerous killer. When it all goes ... Read the complete review
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