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The Fig Tree Murder

By: Michael Pearce
Narrated by: Bill Wallis
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 When a body is found on the new electric railway line, Owen has to discover whether this is just another of Egypt's revenge killings or whether the murdered man had got caught up with the power groups jostling for position around the new railway.©2005 Michael Pearce (P)2014 Audible, Inc. Historical Mystery Police Procedural Fiction Suspense Middle East Africa

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Another Excellent book from Micheal Pearce along with Bill Wallace as narator sadly no longer about give us view into our past my Grandfather in the Army in Abysia barracks was my father born in the late 1920,s .My Father often spoke about the Egyptians as friends .

Historical without Hysteria

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