Seven detached houses comprise Heron Close, a rural settlement by the side of an East Anglian estuary. Susan Swann is a young teacher sharing a house with its owner Miss Kant, a retired lecturer. Also on the Close are the elderly Whitwhams, middle-aged Patrick Dawson, and the widow Eva Maitland. They are a fairly typical bunch, thinks Susan, but then something happens to disturb the calm of the little Close on the evening of a summer party. And worse is to follow.
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June Barraclough was born in the West Riding of Yorkshire and after attending a local grammar school studied in Paris and at Somerville College, Oxford. She has been a teacher and lecturer of various languages and literatures in schools and colleges and has published a translation, two anthologies and two fictionalised memoirs. In 1994 Portrait of Maud was short-listed for the Romantic Novel of the Year. Deadly Grief is her twenty-fifth novel. She is married to David Wedgwood Benn and they have a philosopher son, specialising in medical ethics, a daughter who read History at Somerville, and an extremely lively grandson. This is her first adventure into crime fiction.
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