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They Died in the Spring

by Josephine Pullein-Thompson

Series: James Flecker (book 2)

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Spring time in Crossley and Colonel Barclay is found dead. Unfortunately it seems a children's nanny has gone missing. Is there some connection. When the local police fail to find the guilty party Scotland Yard are brought in. So Chief Inspector James Flecker investigates.
An enjoyable enough mystery to deserve three stars. ( )
  Vesper1931 | Jul 29, 2021 |
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