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From the bestselling Railway Detective series

Tragedy strikes close to the Detective Department when an old friend of Superintendent Tallis walks to meet a speeding train head on.

The suicide, prompted by the disappearance of the man's wife, has shocked the local community and leaves plenty for Inspector Robert Colbeck, the Railway Detective, to uncover. Whispers and rumours abound but did the dead man, Captain Randall, really take his own life in repentance for some harm he did his wife?

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Autorentext

Edward Marston has written well over a hundred books, including some non-fiction. He is best known for his hugely successful Railway Detective series and he also writes the Bow Street Rivals series featuring twin detectives set during the Regency### the Home Front Detective novels set during the First World War; and the Ocean Liner mysteries.



Klappentext

Tragedy strikes close to the Detective Department when an old friend of Superintendent Tallis walks to meet a speeding train head on.
The suicide, prompted by the disappearance of the man's wife, has shocked the local community and leaves plenty for Inspector Robert Colbeck, the Railway Detective, to uncover. Whispers and rumours abound but did the dead man, Captain Randall, really take his own life in repentance for some harm he did his wife?

Titel
Railway to the Grave
Untertitel
The bestselling Victorian mystery series
EAN
9780749009250
Format
E-Book (epub)
Hersteller
Digitaler Kopierschutz
Wasserzeichen
Dateigrösse
0.91 MB
Anzahl Seiten
352