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A Murder Close to Home
(2015)(The second book in the Eve Duncan Murder Mystery series)
A Story by Julia Underwood
London, 1941.
The city is at war but the threat is not only from the Luftwaffe.
The local milkman is missing, and Eve Duncan has been enlisted by the understaffed police to help solve the mystery.
When his body turns up at a bomb site, it becomes clear that his death was not an accidental casualty of war but a brutal murder.
When more killings occur in the same area, it becomes clear to Eve these seemingly random attacks must be connected.
As the death toll mounts, and with the community in uproar, Eve must solve the case - before it is too late.
How are the deaths connected?
And why is this quiet London suburb being targeted?
With war raging across the continent who would want to commit A Murder Close to Home... ?
'A Murder Close to Home' is a gripping murder mystery set during wartime London. It is a follow up to the best-selling 'A Murder of No Account'. It is perfect for fans of Philip Kerr and Alan Furst.
'A real page-tuner, which captures the atmosphere of WWII London perfectly.' - Robert Foster, best-selling author of 'The Lunar Code'.
Genre: Historical
The city is at war but the threat is not only from the Luftwaffe.
The local milkman is missing, and Eve Duncan has been enlisted by the understaffed police to help solve the mystery.
When his body turns up at a bomb site, it becomes clear that his death was not an accidental casualty of war but a brutal murder.
When more killings occur in the same area, it becomes clear to Eve these seemingly random attacks must be connected.
As the death toll mounts, and with the community in uproar, Eve must solve the case - before it is too late.
How are the deaths connected?
And why is this quiet London suburb being targeted?
With war raging across the continent who would want to commit A Murder Close to Home... ?
'A Murder Close to Home' is a gripping murder mystery set during wartime London. It is a follow up to the best-selling 'A Murder of No Account'. It is perfect for fans of Philip Kerr and Alan Furst.
'A real page-tuner, which captures the atmosphere of WWII London perfectly.' - Robert Foster, best-selling author of 'The Lunar Code'.
Genre: Historical
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