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Death at the Dog
Death at the Dog
Author: Joanna Cannan
It's late 1939, during the first anxious months of World War II, and Inspector Guy Northeast is called on to investigate the death of a rural village's detested squire. The squire seems to have been killed in the local pub, in a room full of villagers enjoying themselves in a game of shove ha'penny. Northeast, and other young men in ...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780915230235
ISBN-10: 0915230232
Publication Date: 3/1999
Pages: 156
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Publisher: Rue Morgue Press
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 3
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This is a terrific book about a murder in an English Village pub. It is set in late 1939 at the beginning of World War II. If you like English mysteries with atmospheric settings, you will enjoy this book.
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Second and last book featuring Northeast is another pleasant trip to 1930's England. There seems to be no shortage of people who'd like to have killed the victim, so it's opportunity that is the focus. A map of the pub's layout helps.


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