
The Death of Dalziel
Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 22
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Narrated by:
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Shaun Dooley
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By:
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Reginald Hill
About this listen
Caught in the blast of a huge Semtex explosion, the only things preventing Superintendent Andy Dalziel from stepping through Death's door might be his own size and indomitable willpower. As he lies on a hospital bed, it falls on DCI Peter Pascoe to seek justice for Andy. The security services have written it off as an accident: the terrorist suspects have paid for their clumsiness with their lives. Who, then, are the Knights Templar, a shadowy group exacting summary public justice on their enemies? Pascoe is certain of a conspiracy and the attempted murder of Yorkshire Police's most inept officer only convinces him further.
©2007 Reginald Hill (P)2007 W F Howes Ltd
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