No Human Enemy (Suzie Mountford Mysteries)
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The fingerprints belonged, indisputably to Michael Lees-Duncan, and after three days the forensic lab came back from Hendon with the news that the blood, at least, matched that of the late Mrs B.
Tommy had not gone home to Suzie: stayed in his big office on the fourth floor of Scotland Yard waiting for the forensic results, spending the nights on the unspeakably uncomfortable camp bed, and the days reading up on Suzie’s assessment of the situation vis-à-vis the Lees-Duncans and the Toveys.
He wa...s amused to find out about Lees-Duncan’s courtship by the security service: more than amused to discover that they weren’t sharing much with ‘Woolly’ Bear and the Branch. In theory the Branch was a kind of mailed fist for MI5, but it seemed to be a fact that they didn’t like sharing with their friends in the Met.
She had gone for Tovey immediately after he had identified the body of his daughter, Dulcie. ‘I felt he was more vulnerable than Lees-Duncan,’ she wrote: adding that she had already worked out what had probably happened: pieced it all together from the two conversations and her own observation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fingerprints belonged, indisputably to Michael Lees-Duncan, and after three days the forensic lab came back from Hendon with the news that the blood, at least, matched that of the late Mrs B.
Tommy had not gone home to Suzie: stayed in his big office on the fourth floor of Scotland Yard waiting for the forensic results, spending the nights on the unspeakably uncomfortable camp bed, and the days reading up on Suzie’s assessment of the situation vis-à-vis the Lees-Duncans and the Toveys.
He wa...s amused to find out about Lees-Duncan’s courtship by the security service: more than amused to discover that they weren’t sharing much with ‘Woolly’ Bear and the Branch. In theory the Branch was a kind of mailed fist for MI5, but it seemed to be a fact that they didn’t like sharing with their friends in the Met.
She had gone for Tovey immediately after he had identified the body of his daughter, Dulcie. ‘I felt he was more vulnerable than Lees-Duncan,’ she wrote: adding that she had already worked out what had probably happened: pieced it all together from the two conversations and her own observation.
What to read after No Human Enemy (Suzie Mountford Mysteries)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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