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With No One as Witness

An Inspector Lynley Novel, Book 13

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With No One as Witness

By: Elizabeth George
Narrated by: Diana Bishop
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 When the Metropolitan Police fail to realise a serial killer is at work, London ignites over the fact that the killer's victims are young black and mixed race boys. Institutionalised racism is claimed by the community's activists and tabloids alike.

Acting Superintendent Thomas Lynley is given the case, and his Scotland Yard task force is soon handling more killings and a looming tragedy.

Elizabeth George brings to the familiar subject of the serial killer a freshness and clarity of vision that provide illuminating insight into the psychological complexity of the tortured criminal mind. She does so within a richly textured, thrillingly suspenseful narrative that defies any reader to predict its outcome. Nor does she neglect our favourite characters, whose private lives provide an engrossing counterpoint to their professional duties.

(P)2005 ISIS Publishing Ltd©2005 Susan Elizabeth George Crime Thrillers Mystery Police Procedurals Thriller & Suspense Traditional Detectives Crime Fiction Exciting Suspense Murder

Critic Reviews

PRAISE FOR ELIZABETH GEORGE
She's brilliant
The connoisseur's crime writer
A very fine writer
A master of the English mystery
Elizabeth George reigns as queen of the mystery genre. The Lynley books constitute the smartest, most gratifyingly complex and impassioned mystery series now being published
George is a master
A fascinating list of subjects . . . wrenching stories . . . George conveys them all with exceptional grace
It's tough to resist George's storytelling, once hooked
All stars
Most relevant
I was disappointed with the performance of Diana Bishop. Did not portray convincingly the accents or genders of the different characters. At times the monotone of the voice made the story boring.

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