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When a friend is killed, James is a suspect so when he finds a child’s body, his policeman brother can’t help! What connects young Holly and the victims? Could a child be the murderer? Chasing the Dead: Death Stings is a stand-alone mystery, but it reveals an ancient vendetta that spans time and the trilogy.
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After an old friend is found murdered, James is drawn into the police investigation. Once he falls under suspicion, having a brother in the Force proves to be no protection when he then discovers a child’s body. The only suspects seem to be himself and people he is sure are innocent. Who else could have a motive? What is the mystery behind the strange bond between young Holly and the first victim? Could a child really be the murderer? Chasing the Dead: Death Stings is a stand-alone mystery introducing Sir James Marchant, a recently widowed landowner who is running a sanctuary for retired Police horses. It is also the first of three books featuring Sir James and reveals an ancient vendetta that spans the trilogy.
Also by E. Bamford under other labels
Death Pledge
Death in Rio
Death Pact
Look out for the next volume soon.
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