Blood will tell
American Anglophile Dorothy Martin tackles a tricky puzzle in the historic university town of Cambridge. Dorothy Martin isn't overly enthusiastic when her husband, retired police detective Alan Nesbitt, invites her to accompany him to a conference in Cambridge, picturing cramped student accommo...
| Main Author: | Dams, Jeanne M. (Author) |
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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Sutton, Surrey, England :
Severn House,
2015.
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| Edition: | First world edition. |
| Series: |
A Dorothy Martin mystery
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Series: Dorothy Martin mysteries
The body in the transept (Volume 1.)
Trouble in the town hall: a Dorothy Martin mystery (Volume 2.)
Holy terror in the Hebrides (Volume 3.)
Malice in miniature: a Dorothy Martin mystery (Volume 4.)
The victim in Victoria Station: a Dorothy Martin mystery (Volume 5.)
Killing Cassidy: a Dorothy Martin mystery (Volume 6.)
To perish in Penzance: a Dorothy Martin mystery (Volume 7.)
Sins out of school: a Dorothy Martin mystery (Volume 8.)
Winter of discontent: a Dorothy Martin mystery (Volume 9.)
A dark and stormy night (Volume 10.)
The evil that men do (Volume 11.)
The corpse of St James's (Volume 12.)
Murder at the castle (Volume 13.)
Shadows of death (Volume 14.)
Day of Vengeance (Volume 15.)
The gentle art of murder: Dorothy Martin investigates (Volume 16.)
Blood will tell: a Dorothy Martin investigation (Volume 17.)
Smile and be a villain: a Dorothy Martin mystery (Volume 18.)
The missing masterpiece (Volume 19.)
Crisis at the cathedral (Volume 20.)
A dagger before me (Volume 21.)
Death in the Garden City (Volume 22.)
Death comes to Durham (Volume 23.)
The Bath conspiracy (Volume 24.)
A deadly web (Volume 25.)
Village politics can be murder (Volume 26.)