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Shadows of the Dead
- DCI Paul Stark, Book 2
- Narrated by: John Telfer
- Length: 8 hrs and 16 mins
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Summary
London, 1921. Lord Johnny Fairfax has been found dead in his study, along with a second victim, a mysterious American who arrived unannounced the previous evening. For DCI Paul Stark, the case is personal: he's in a relationship with Lord Fairfax's former wife, Lady Amelia. The dead man had no shortage of enemies. Winston Churchill, his former colleague at the War Office, is convinced the murder is revenge for the disaster at Gallipoli. Lady Amelia herself is accused of the crime. And who was the American visitor? What was his connection with Lord Fairfax - and could he have been the real target? As Stark digs deeper, he uncovers evidence of a shocking conspiracy that strikes at the heart of the British Establishment.
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- MRS LINDA C PRATT
- 29-07-23
Great plot
Great story and narration. I would highly recommend this series. The characters are completely believable
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- C. Milton
- 08-02-24
Gritty and Enjoyable
If you like a good detective story that is brilliantly narrated this is a good book to choose.
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- Pauline Colsey
- 19-10-23
A bit disappointing.
I expected a good period drama. What I didn't expect was American secret agents and the Ku Klux Klan. Not for me I'm afraid,
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