Caffy's life has changed for the better despite her emotional and physical scars. Living a new life in Kent she feels safe for the first time until strange things begin to happen. Not only did the body she saw disappear but the police are being very unhelpful. Caffy needs to know whom she can trust.
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Prize-winning short-story writer Judith Cutler is the author of two acclaimed series of crime novels set in Birmingham. The Dying series features amateur sleuth Sophie Rivers, while in her police procedural series Inspector Kate Power lives up to her name. One-time Secretary of the Crime Writers’ Association, Judith has taught Creative Writing at Birmingham University, and has run occasional writing courses elsewhere. Now a full-time writer, she lives near Canterbury with husband and crime-writer Edward Marston.
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Crabton Manor, Clive Granville, Paula's Pots, Sergeant Marsh, Todd Dawes, Lucy Taylor, Range Rover, Bishop's Finger, Hop Vine, Isle of Oxney, Kent County Constabulary, Sergeant Taylor, Free Traders, Tia Maria New!
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- Finnegans Wake (Classic, 20th-Century, Penguin) by James Joyce on page 82
- What Now: A True Story About Overcoming Incredible Challenges by Kelvin Taylor on page 218
- The Merchant Of Venice by William Shakespeare on page 224
- Sleeping Beauty (Barbie Golden Book) by Sue Kassirer on page 50
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- The Adventure of the Missing Detective: And 19 of the Year's Finest Crime and Myster: Plus complete coverage of the year in mystery and crime fiction (Year's Finest Crime & Mystery Stories) by Ed Gorman on page 67
- The Food Detective by Judith Cutler in Front Matter
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