Bones in the River
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Bones in the River
Narrated by:
Lewis Hancock
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Narrated by:
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Lewis Hancock
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Zoë Sharp
About this listen
The traditional Appleby Horse Fair hosts the largest gathering of Gypsies and Travellers in Europe. The sudden influx of more than 40,000 visitors into the small Lakeland town has always caused its share of problems. But it’s also known as a good time to settle old scores.
This year, the Fair brings with it with the discovery of two bodies near the River Eden - one very recent and another a long-time buried. As CSI Grace McColl and Detective Nick Weston search for answers, old secrets are revealed, old wounds are reopened and tensions threaten to erupt into violence.
©2020 Zoë Sharp (P)2020 Oakhill
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