Admit to Murder (original 1990; edition 1990)

by Margaret Yorke

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Authors:	Margaret Yorke
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Admit to Murder by Margaret Yorke (1990)

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bhowell | Jul 31, 2011 |

Another excellent mystery by Margaret Yorke. I wish she were still around to write. The story revolves around Louise Vaughn who disappears on her way from choir practice. The case goes cold for 12 years until it is re-opened by Detective Marsh who discovers that every family member has something to hids. (

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When Louise Vaughan disappeared on her way home from choir practice in the village of Feringham, her parents and their dear friend Norah were devastated. No trace of her was ever found. But now, 12 years later, Detective Marsh reopens the investigation and discovers that the family, including a spiteful and violent adopted brother, has something to hide.

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When Louise Vaughan vanishes one night, her family are forced to accept that she is dead. 12 years later Chief Superintendent Marsh reopens the case and looks at the facts and the people involved. But can he persuade the guilty one to admit to murder.… (more)

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