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Still Waters
One cold, wet evening in an otherwise unusually dry April, a man falls from the fifth floor window of a hotel in Hythe. Did he jump or was he pushed? Detective Chief Superintendent Fran Harman is already struggling to juggle her work and private life: she is having difficulties finding a company willing to restore her and her boyfriend's new home and has to put Mark up in her own cottage while the work is completed. And now, why did this man jump from a hotel balcony when he had a perfectly good balcony at home? A glitch with the water system and her boyfriend's troublesome daughter add more problems to Fran's lot. Can she find the time to discover what it is that appears not quite right about Alec Minton's death?
Book Details
- Publisher: Allison & Busby
- Publish Date: Jun 1st, 2008
- Pages: 318
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.55in - 5.95in - 1.11in - 1.03lb
- EAN: 9780749080587
- Categories: • Mystery & Detective - Women Sleuths
About the Author
Cutler, Judith: - Former college lecturer Judith Cutler has written some forty novels, mostly featuring strong women such as Fran Harman and Jane Cowan. From time to time they have been joined in their battle against crime by Tobias Campion, a shy 19th century clergyman. Judith has also written prizewinning short stories, which have appeared in magazines and anthologies all over the world.
Praise for this book
"I had not read any of Judith Cutler's previous novels so I did not know what to expect when I read Still Waters. As it turned out it was an absorbing read with a good balance of crime investigation and personal stories."--The Bookbag