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    Maxwell's House

    By Sara Hughes

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    Two men had the job of tracing seventeen-year-old Jenny Hyde's killer. One was Chief Inspector Henry Hall, an elitist cop of the old school, who was driving in one direction only - to the top. It was his job. His territory.

     

    The other was Peter Maxwell – 'Mad Max' - widower, film buff, golden-hearted cynic, and bow-tied, eccentric teacher under suspension and suspicion. Maxwell didn't have to become involved at all. But he was so involved he didn't know how to get out.

     

    Jenny had been one of his students. Peter Maxwell was mad enough and determined to find her killer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBLKDOG Publishing
    Release dateNov 15, 2020
    ISBN9781393983149
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    Sara Hughes

    M.J. Trow was educated as a military historian at King’s College, London and is probably best known today for his true crime and crime fiction works. He has always been fascinated by Richard III and, following on from Richard III in the North, also by Pen and Sword, has hopefully finally scotched the rumour that Richard III killed the princes in the Tower. He divides his time between homes in the Isle of Wight and the Land of the Prince Bishops.

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    • 4/5
      Nice read; realistic writing. The ending could use some revision in this reader’s opinion.