The Seal King Murders
An Inspector Faro Mystery
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The Seal King Murders
Narrated by:
Nick McArdle
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Narrated by:
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Nick McArdle
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Alanna Knight
About this listen
The year is 1861 and Inspector Faro is heading back to Orkney to enjoy some home comforts. However, his rest is disrupted when he is given a special assignment from an old friend, Detective Superintendent Macfie. Macfie’s cousin-in-law, Dave Claydon, a champion swimmer, has drowned under mysterious circumstances. Was his death really an accident?
Arriving in Orkney, he is met with rumours of missing artefacts, the myth of the seal king, a dead body, Inga St Ola (his first love), and a mother who is determined to find him a wife. But, in Faro’s opinion, no matter how distracting the local legends are, or how valuable the artefacts, one man’s life is truly beyond price. Will he be able to solve the case?
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