
Skeleton Plot
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Narrated by:
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David Thorpe
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By:
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J. M. Gregson
About this listen
Skeletons have a habit of revealing themselves eventually....
When a human skeleton is discovered on the boundary of a 20-year-old property development, it seems there are a large number of people who may know the identity of the corpse and how it got there. But 20 years is a long time, and those individuals were very different people back then. Skeletons are being revealed in all senses, and there are many prominent local figures who are beginning to feel uncomfortable and afraid. It's up to Detective Chief Superintendent Lambert and Detective Sergeant Hook to dig around in the past and unearth the truth of how and why the body ended up buried in the ground all those years ago.
©2015 J. M. Gregson (P)2016 Soundings
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