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 Say It With Murder - Emma Page
 Say It With Murder - Emma Page ... after the murder of his wife. However, this is turned on its head when he meets and falls in love with a young married mother. When he fails to turn up for a crucial business meeting DCI Kelsey begins his investigation.Newest Review: ... the back of the book looked interesting. I did enjoy the book too - it isn't a masterpiece, but I think the author deserves ... more ... to be better known than she is - at the present time it seems that the book is out of print, because it is only available on Amazon second-hand.
Rather than pick one character and have them as the focus of the story, the author decided to explain the situation through the eyes of several different people. Some of these are suspects, others belong to the police force. I found this quite a good way of telling the story; most works of crime fiction prefer to stick to one main point of view, but this gives the reader the ...more |
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Say It With Murder - Emma Page: Words are never enough (726 words)
by - written on 20/12/07 (Very useful, 99 readings)
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When Philip Harvey, a wealthy businessman, and his lover, Martine, who is married to someone else, are found dead in the dining room of Harvey's home, there are any number of suspects for the murder. There is Martine's husband, devastated to find that his young bride is having an affair. Then there is a relative of Harvey's dead wife, who harbours a grudge against him; Harvey's step-daughter, who may believe that he was responsible for her mother's death; Harvey's housekeeper of many years who had hoped that Harvey would marry her and her daughter who hoped to have a good life reaping the rewards of her mother's marriage. The only problem for the police is proving which ... Read the complete review
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