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Through a Camel's Eye

A Sea-Change Mystery, Book 1

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Through a Camel's Eye

By: Dorothy Johnston
Narrated by: Jennifer McDonald
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A young camel disappears from its trainer’s paddock, and the coat of a murdered woman is found abandoned in the sand dunes. These seemingly unrelated events are a far cry from the regular police duties of Constable Chris Blackie and his rookie recruit from Melbourne, Anthea Merritt, in the small Australian seaside town of Queenscliff.

Little by little, and with a burgeoning sense of menace, these two unlikely detectives carefully navigate the eclectic, often eccentric personalities of the town, as well as the disdain of law enforcement colleagues further afield, to uncover the unsettling truth.

Described as a "sea-change mystery", Through a Camel’s Eye deftly juxtaposes the idyllic surroundings of a coastal Victorian town with the gravity of murder.

©2016 Dorothy Johnston (P)2017 For Pity Sake Publishing Detective Fiction Mystery Police Procedural Women Sleuths Women's Fiction

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