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The End of the Line

By: Gillian Galbraith
Narrated by: Gordon Griffin, Lesley Mackie
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After the death of leading haematologist Professor Anstruther, antiquarian book dealer Anthony Sparrow is tasked with clearing out his mansion of its books and papers. He soon begins to question the real circumstances of the old man's death: was he in fact murdered, and if so, who was responsible?

The answer might be found in the personal diaries and letters which Sparrow unearths. But as he closes in on the answer, the perspective suddenly shifts and everything which he was sure about dissolves into darkness and shadows.

©2019 Gillian Galbraith (P)2019 Soundings
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A book from another era, writtem in an

A book from another era, written in an antiquated style and with a flourish not seen nowadays. The manner of speech which took me a little difficult to adjust to in the beginning. A well crafted and carefully layered, if slowly revealed, series of developmenst in the plot culminating in some last minute surprises. Allocated to the second tier in my library because it was a little bit too slow to command or maintain any great interest.

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