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The King Is Dead
- Narrated by: Charles Johnston
- Length: 6 hrs and 8 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Christmas, 1930. An exiled Balkan king, living incognito in rural Suffolk, is shot dead in his secluded mansion following a meeting with the local vicar, Reverend Lucian Shaw.
Special Branch detectives are soon on the trail of sinister agents of a foreign power that they think are responsible, but Shaw begins to realize that the culprit could be much closer to home.
Observation, cogitation, meditation, and prayer lead him down a dangerous road toward a desperate killer who will stop at nothing to evade capture.
©2021 Hugh Morrison (P)2021 Hugh Morrison
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