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IN A BIRD WATCHER'S PARADISE,MURDER COMES HOME TO ROOST.Among the birders from around the world gathered for the dazzling spring avian migration on the Texas coast are three old friends from England--Rob, Mick, and Oliver--celebrating the twentieth anniversary of their first unforgettable trip to High Island.But the party's over when Mick--the introvert who surprisingly got the girl they all wanted years ago--is murdered. The police tag Rob for the crime, but shrewd birder-investigator George Palmer-Jones focuses his attention on some odd ducks among the English contingent. Meanwhile, back home in England, George's wife, Molly, digs up the dirt on a save-the-earth society. And on High Island, a killer finds that one murder is not enough. . . .
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George and Molly Palmer-Jones Mysteries: High Island Blues, Ann Cleeves
- Lingua
- Pubblicato
- 1996
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- Titolo
- George and Molly Palmer-Jones Mysteries: High Island Blues
- Lingua
- Inglese
- Autori
- Ann Cleeves
- Editore
- Fawcett
- Pubblicato
- 1996
- Formato
- In brossura
- Pagine
- 261
- ISBN10
- 044914979X
- ISBN13
- 9780449149799
- Serie
- Descrizione
- IN A BIRD WATCHER'S PARADISE,MURDER COMES HOME TO ROOST.Among the birders from around the world gathered for the dazzling spring avian migration on the Texas coast are three old friends from England--Rob, Mick, and Oliver--celebrating the twentieth anniversary of their first unforgettable trip to High Island.But the party's over when Mick--the introvert who surprisingly got the girl they all wanted years ago--is murdered. The police tag Rob for the crime, but shrewd birder-investigator George Palmer-Jones focuses his attention on some odd ducks among the English contingent. Meanwhile, back home in England, George's wife, Molly, digs up the dirt on a save-the-earth society. And on High Island, a killer finds that one murder is not enough. . . .