Liam Sullivan, the leader of an IRA cell recently released from prison, has written a bestselling autobiography detailing his part in the Windsor bombing of 1981. With Sullivan back on the outside, and old scars re-opened by his profiteering, it's not surprising that the situation soon turns violent, giving Superintendent Gregory Summers a mind-bending mystery to investigate.
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"'Kelly's writing is mesmerizing. It is clear and perfectly paced with characters that stay in one's mind long after the book is finished' Deadly Pleasures"
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Susan Kelly was born in the Chilterns and brought up in Oxford. After reading French and English at London University, she worked as a freelance computer programmer for many years. She is now a full-time writer and lives in West London with her solicitor husband and cat.
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An intricate mystery,
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This review is from: A Disguise for Death (Ulverscroft Large Print Series) (Hardcover)
Set in the United Kingdom, A Disguise For Death is the large print edition is a dark murder mystery about the distant aftermath of a deadly bombing. When a former IRA cell leader writes a best-seller about the tragedy, Superintendent Gregory Summers attends a reading; the situation soon turns violent, as old wounds are inflamed, and Summers becomes involved in one of the most difficult and labyrinth cases of his career. An intricate mystery about grudges that time won't heal.
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Gregory Summers stood staring at the plate-glass window of Goodrich's, the independent bookshop in Northbrook Street, Newbury. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Aoife Cusack, Robyn Marchant, Liam Sullivan, Special Branch, Malcolm Fraser, Siobhan Fahey, Colin Meers, Stephen Marchant, Daniel Fahey, Deepak Gupta, Gregory Summers, Desmond Chapman, Francis Mahoney, Hilltop House, Isle of Wight, Martha Childs, Wisteria Cottage, Guy Marchant, Uncle Roshan, Andy Whittaker, Billy Sullivan, Cynthia Thorley, Adam Mason, Deirdre Washowski, Marianne Faithfull New!
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Gregory Summers stood staring at the plate-glass window of Goodrich's, the independent bookshop in Northbrook Street, Newbury. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Aoife Cusack, Robyn Marchant, Liam Sullivan, Special Branch, Malcolm Fraser, Siobhan Fahey, Colin Meers, Stephen Marchant, Daniel Fahey, Deepak Gupta, Gregory Summers, Desmond Chapman, Francis Mahoney, Hilltop House, Isle of Wight, Martha Childs, Wisteria Cottage, Guy Marchant, Uncle Roshan, Andy Whittaker, Billy Sullivan, Cynthia Thorley, Adam Mason, Deirdre Washowski, Marianne Faithfull New!
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