Dangerous Davies and the Lonely Heart

by Leslie Thomas

Series: Dangerous Davies (4)

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Davies has retired from the Met and set up an office in North London to carry on as a private eye. The murder of a woman who answers lonely hearts advertisements and the disappearance of a young girl student bring him as much work as he can handle.

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That was very enjoyable but I'm not going to die if I don't immediately start reading all other Dangerous Davies/Leslie Thomas novels, in the way that I addictively read Reginald Hill (for example.) I'll pick up more in the series if they happen to cross my path. (

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DuMont's Kriminal-Bibliothek (1102)

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Davies has retired from the Met and set up an office in North London to carry on as a private eye. The murder of a woman who answers lonely hearts advertisements and the disappearance of a young girl student bring him as much work as he can handle.

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