In the Cambridgeshire fens two corpses are found - both linking back to a terrifying event in 1966. More than a great story for journalist Philip Dryden, these murders may hold the key to a personal mystery. Who saved his life two years ago? And, more importantly, who left his wife to die? schovat popis
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Táto séria sleduje investigatívneho novinára, ktorý sa pohybuje v zradnom svete zločinu a intríg v anglických Fens. S každým prípadom sa púšťa hlbšie do temných tajomstiev, ktoré ohrozujú vidiek. Čitatelia sa môžu tešiť na napínavé zápletky, realistické prostredie a prenikavý pohľad do ľudskej povahy.
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Philip Dryden is reporting on an archaeological dig at the old POW camp, when a body is uncovered. But there is something odd: the man appears to have been shot in the head, and the position indicates that he was trying to get into the camp, not escape it. It's a puzzle which excites Dryden far more than the archaeologists or the police.
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