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    Care to Die (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 2)
    Robbing the Dead (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 1)
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    Inspector Jim Carruthers Series

    Written by Tana Collins

    Narrated by James Gillies

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    About this series

    A man is discovered stabbed to death in a nature reserve, a ball of cloth rammed in his throat. When a second body is found, Carruthers is convinced that the reason for the deaths lies in the past. But how is the historical disappearance of a boy, the murder of a former journalist and a bitter dispute about a nature reserve connected? Are they hunting for one killer… or more?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherQUEST from W. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateJan 25, 2018
    Care to Die (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 2)
    Robbing the Dead (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 1)

    Titles in the series (2)

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      Robbing the Dead (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 1)
      Robbing the Dead (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 1)

      Robbing the Dead (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 1)

      Tana Collins
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      In a small Scottish university town, what links a spate of murders, a targeted bomb explosion and a lecturer's disappearance? Who is pulling the strings? Having returned to Castletown intending to win back his estranged wife, DCI Jim Carruthers finds himself entrenched in the investigation. DS Andrea Fetcher assists him in the hunt for the perpetrators. They need to work fast. But can they truly rely on Jim's old adversary?

      In a small Scottish university town, what links a spate of murders, a targeted bomb explosion and a lecturer's disappearance? Who is pulling the strings? Having returned to Castletown intending to win back his estranged wife, DCI Jim Carruthers finds himself entrenched in the investigation. DS Andrea Fetcher assists him in the hunt for the perpetrators. They need to work fast. But can they truly rely on Jim's old adversary?

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      Care to Die (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 2)
      Care to Die (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 2)

      Care to Die (Inspector Jim Carruthers Book 2)

      Tana Collins
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      A man is discovered stabbed to death in a nature reserve, a ball of cloth rammed in his throat. When a second body is found, Carruthers is convinced that the reason for the deaths lies in the past. But how is the historical disappearance of a boy, the murder of a former journalist and a bitter dispute about a nature reserve connected? Are they hunting for one killer… or more?

      A man is discovered stabbed to death in a nature reserve, a ball of cloth rammed in his throat. When a second body is found, Carruthers is convinced that the reason for the deaths lies in the past. But how is the historical disappearance of a boy, the murder of a former journalist and a bitter dispute about a nature reserve connected? Are they hunting for one killer… or more?

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