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    Under Mary's Oak
    You Know What They say About Lightning
    Two Late
    Ebook series3 titles

    The Laura Jessop Series

    By Tanya Carlysle

    2.5/5

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    About this series

    When a second body is discovered in the school grounds, Headmistress Laura Jessop is once again thrown into working with Detective Inspector Dave Jenkins to solve the crime. But this time the body has been hidden for twenty years. Laura and the inspector find that memories have faded, and twenty-year-old alibis are very suspect. This is the second in the Laura Jessop Series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTanya Carlysle
    Release dateAug 13, 2013
    Under Mary's Oak
    You Know What They say About Lightning
    Two Late

    Titles in the series (3)

    • Two Late
      Two Late

      Two Late

      Tanya Carlysle
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      Laura is once again involved in helping the local police in the guise of Detective Inspector Dave Jenkins as they work together to solve the crime. This is the third in the Laura Jessop series.

      Laura is once again involved in helping the local police in the guise of Detective Inspector Dave Jenkins as they work together to solve the crime. This is the third in the Laura Jessop series.

    • Under Mary's Oak
      Under Mary's Oak

      Under Mary's Oak

      Tanya Carlysle
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      1/5

      Laura is Headmistress of a large girls' school in Newcastle and any hint of a scandal could ruin its reputation. DI Dave Jenkins reminds Laura of Columbo, the bumbling and untidy TV detective. She has little faith that the inspector will understand the need for discretion but when she decides to help him by carrying out her own investigations she doesn't appreciate how it will change her life. Always one to see the best in people, she is shocked by some of the secrets she uncovers. This is the first in a series of Laura Jessop novels.

      Laura is Headmistress of a large girls' school in Newcastle and any hint of a scandal could ruin its reputation. DI Dave Jenkins reminds Laura of Columbo, the bumbling and untidy TV detective. She has little faith that the inspector will understand the need for discretion but when she decides to help him by carrying out her own investigations she doesn't appreciate how it will change her life. Always one to see the best in people, she is shocked by some of the secrets she uncovers. This is the first in a series of Laura Jessop novels.

    • You Know What They say About Lightning
      You Know What They say About Lightning

      You Know What They say About Lightning

      Tanya Carlysle
      0 ratings
      0 ratings

      When a second body is discovered in the school grounds, Headmistress Laura Jessop is once again thrown into working with Detective Inspector Dave Jenkins to solve the crime. But this time the body has been hidden for twenty years. Laura and the inspector find that memories have faded, and twenty-year-old alibis are very suspect. This is the second in the Laura Jessop Series.

      When a second body is discovered in the school grounds, Headmistress Laura Jessop is once again thrown into working with Detective Inspector Dave Jenkins to solve the crime. But this time the body has been hidden for twenty years. Laura and the inspector find that memories have faded, and twenty-year-old alibis are very suspect. This is the second in the Laura Jessop Series.

    Author

    Tanya Carlysle

    Now retired from a busy working life that didn't allow much artistic creativity I'm revelling in doing something I love. I trained as a scientist and it's such a joy to think I might be able to write creatively.I've always read crime novels and it seemed the natural genre in which to write. My early teenage years were spent working my way through my father's bookshelves crammed with Mickey Spillane, Raymond Chandler, Agatha Christie and Dorothy L Sayers, although now I enjoy Ian Rankin, Peter Robinson and Elizabeth George.

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