
The Necessary Deaths: 1
The Delingpole Mysteries
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Narrated by:
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David C. Dawson
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By:
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David C. Dawson
About this listen
A young man. Unconscious in a hospital bed. His life is in the balance from a drug overdose.
Attempted suicide or attempted murder?
British lawyer Dominic Delingpole investigates, with the help of his larger-than-life partner Jonathan McFadden. Compromising photographs of senior politicians and business chiefs are discovered.
Is the young man a blackmailer?
Dominic and Jonathan uncover a conspiracy that reaches into the highest levels of government and powerful corporations. Three people are murdered, and Dominic and Jonathan struggle for their very survival in this gripping thriller.
©2019 Mr. David C. Dawson (P)2019 Mr. David C. Dawson
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