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Not That Kind of Place by Frances Fyfield
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Not That Kind of Place

by Frances Fyfield

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Well-written mystery; the second from Frances Fyfield, continuing the story of Crown Prosecutor Helen West and Detective Chief Inspector Geoffrey Bailey. They have moved in together, but away from London, to the village of Branston. Neither is happy in this new location, but they haven't spoken of it to the other. They need to work on their communication!! Which they will learn more harshly when a naked body of a woman is found buried in the woods. The prime suspect is the lover of the only friend Helen has made since their move. The friend blames Helen for betraying their friendship. Helen does not believe the suspect guilty, but feels she cannot convince Geoffrey to look more deeply. He is probing further, but quietly. The mystery is satisfying, and the author offers insights in human relationships before a somewhat ambiguous ending. ( )
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