A Watery Grave
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A Watery Grave
Narrated by:
Gordon Griffin
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Narrated by:
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Gordon Griffin
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By:
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Jean Chapman
About this listen
Ex-Met officer John Cannon is entangled in trouble from the moment he vaults a stile on an early morning run and becomes ensnarled in a discarded fishing-line. The macabre discovery at the far end of this lines leads John into a search for a missing au pair, conflict with the local newspaper and international crime. He follows the trail of a ruthless Portuguese businessman who owns a local Health Spa, where much is concealed and a team of security guards with dogs patrol the grounds.
Danger lies with Cannon every step of the way as he strives to solve the mystery and catch the criminals.
©2011 Jean Chapman (P)2011 Soundings
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