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The Chalon Heads: A Brock and Kolla Mystery (original 1999; edition 2014)

by Barry Maitland (Author)

Series: Brock and Kolla (4)

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1998138,392 (3.66)1
Shortlisted with The Marx Sisters for the John Creasey award for best crime novel, Barry Maitland is at the peak of his form with his gripping new thriller featuring Detectives Brock and Kolla.
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Title:The Chalon Heads: A Brock and Kolla Mystery
Authors:Barry Maitland (Author)
Info:Arcade (2014), 340 pages
Collections:Read but unowned
Rating:***1/2
Tags:Mystery, Crime Fiction, Crime Fiction British, England, London, SJPL, Ebook Hoopla

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I'm still enjoying these, but this one was very complicated. I think I should have kept notes on the whereabouts of the Canada Cover. I have learnt something about stamp collecting, and am enjoying the slow burn Kathy/Leon romance (at least I hope that's what it will be).

I kind of guessed the ending, although not all of it. These would be even better honestly if they were one or two degrees less convoluted. ( )
  pgchuis | Apr 4, 2019 |
My first read for the new year. I really like Barry Maitland's books. He consistently delivers well-written British police procedurals that are gripping and unputdownable. This is apparently the fourth book featuring Brock and Kolla - and I'll be looking for more in the series. ( )
  Jawin | Jan 1, 2018 |
Very good entry in this excellent series. Lots to learn about stamp collecting and forgeries. Once more, old and new crimes mesh to require complex solutions. Brock under siege and Kolla to the rescue ( )
  jamespurcell | Sep 25, 2017 |
Clever story.
Good characters.
Well written.
Kept my interest throughout.
Would definitely read others in the series. ( )
  fvg | Jun 13, 2014 |
One of the more gruesome of the series. ( )
  Condorena | Apr 2, 2013 |
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