Time of Death, Paperback by Craig, James, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US

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ISBN: 9780062365323 Number of Pages: 336 Pages width: 5.3 in Topic: Thrillers / Crime, Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural, Crime Author: James Craig Book Title: Time of Death : an Inspector Carlyle Mystery Item Length: 8 in Publication Year: 2014 Item Height: 0.8 in Item Width: 5.3 in Book Series: Inspector Carlyle Mysteries Ser. Language: English height: 0.8 in Genre: Fiction Publisher: HarperCollins Item Weight: 10.6 Oz Format: Trade Paperback

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Time of Death, Paperback by Craig, James, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US. Time of Death, Paperback by Craig, James, ISBN 0062365320, ISBN-13 9780062365323, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US The worst murders occur closest to home . . . When Agatha Mills is killed in her own apartment in the shadow of the British Museum, there is only one suspect&;her husband, Henry. For Inspector Carlyle, it seems like an open-and-shut case. But much to Carlyle's chagrin, Henry refuses to confess. Worse, he comes up with an alternative version of events that is nearly impossible to investigate. Carlyle just wants to put the murder to bed, but when a distraught Henry kills himself on the way to prison, doubts begin to surface. The mounting evidence indicates he may have been telling the truth. In which case, the murderer is still at large . . . Time of Death, Paperback by Craig, James, ISBN 0062365320, ISBN-13 9780062365323, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US The worst murders occur closest to home . . . When Agatha Mills is killed in her own apartment in the shadow of the British Museum, there is only one suspect&;her husband, Henry. For Inspector Carlyle, it seems like an open-and-shut case. But much to Carlyle's chagrin, Henry refuses to confess. Worse, he comes up with an alternative version of events that is nearly impossible to investigate. Carlyle just wants to put the murder to bed, but when a distraught Henry kills himself on the way to prison, doubts begin to surface. The mounting evidence indicates he may have been telling the truth. In which case, the murderer is still at large . . .