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In the sixth Detective Christy Kennedy Mystery, Kennedy discovers the butchered and dismembered body of an elderly man in Camden Town's famous Black Cat Building. At first there are no clues, but then his sometime lover, ann rea, reveals some potential leads in Kennedy's Northern Ireland birth-place. Assisted by Ulster Detective McCusker, their investigation takes them through the Irish countryside and back in time to World War II. This is Paul Charles at his best. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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The Sixth Detective Christy Kennedy Mystery; When the butchered and dismembered body of an elderly man is discovered in Camden Town's famous Black Cat Building, Detective Inspector Christy Kennedy finds this is no ordinary murder. Initial investigation produces not a single clue but an article by Kennedy's some time lover, ann rea (whose name always appears in lower case), reveals a couple of potential leads in Kennedy's Northern Ireland birth-place. Kennedy and ann rea head over to Portrush: she to work on a follow-up to her story, Kennedy to try and make sense of the bizarre ritualistic killing. Assisted by Ulster Detective McCusker, Kennedy's investigation takes him through the Irish countryside and back in time to World War II. 'I've Heard The Banshee Sing' is Paul Charles at his very best.
In the sixth Detective Christy Kennedy Mystery, Kennedy discovers the butchered and dismembered body of an elderly man in Camden Town's famous Black Cat Building. At first there are no clues, but then his sometime lover, ann rea, reveals some potential leads in Kennedy's Northern Ireland birth-place. Assisted by Ulster Detective McCusker, their investigation takes them through the Irish countryside and back in time to World War II. This is Paul Charles at his best. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
Synopsis
The Sixth Detective Christy Kennedy Mystery; When the butchered and dismembered body of an elderly man is discovered in Camden Town's famous Black Cat Building, Detective Inspector Christy Kennedy finds this is no ordinary murder. Initial investigation produces not a single clue but an article by Kennedy's some time lover, ann rea (whose name always appears in lower case), reveals a couple of potential leads in Kennedy's Northern Ireland birth-place. Kennedy and ann rea head over to Portrush: she to work on a follow-up to her story, Kennedy to try and make sense of the bizarre ritualistic killing. Assisted by Ulster Detective McCusker, Kennedy's investigation takes him through the Irish countryside and back in time to World War II. 'I've Heard The Banshee Sing' is Paul Charles at his very best.
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