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    Up In the Air: An Eamon Cowan Story
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    Up In the Air: An Eamon Cowan Story

    By Peter Sheldrake

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    In this third Eamon Cowan story, a number of very ill and elderly people are found dead at home. While their deaths were expected, in each house the investigators find a drawing, a picture like a memory palace, incorporating some objects from the dead person's house. While puzzling over this, Penny, Eamon's wife, is called to the UK to help in tracking down a murderer in her parents' home town. When she returns, more dead bodies appear, and it is clear a serial killer is at work. Despite a profusion of clues, the pursuit of the killer is going nowhere, until one spectacular and final death leads to the murderer being unmasked.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTravelling North
    Release dateDec 18, 2017
    ISBN9780989346672
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