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  • Died and Gone to Devon

  • A Miss Dimont Mystery, Book 4
  • By: TP Fielden
  • Narrated by: Eve Karpf
  • Length: 9 hrs and 29 mins

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By: TP Fielden
Narrated by: Eve Karpf
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Publisher's Summary

X marks the spot for murder…

Temple Regis, 1959: Devon’s prettiest seaside resort is thrown into turmoil by the discovery of a body abandoned in the lighthouse.

It’s only weeks since another body was found in the library – and for the Riviera Express’s ace reporter-turned-sleuth Judy Dimont, there’s an added complication. Her friend Geraldine Phipps is begging her to re-investigate a mysterious death from many years before.

What’s more, Judy’s position as chief reporter is under threat when her editor takes on hot-shot journalist David Renishaw, whose work is just too good to be true.

Life is busier than ever for Devon's most famous detective. Can Judy solve the two mysteries – and protect her position as Temple Regis’s best reporter – before the murderer strikes again?

©2019 TP Fielden (P)2019 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Critic Reviews

"One of the best in the genre." (The Sun)

"A fabulously satisfying addition to the canon of vintage crime." (Daily Express

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