The Fifth Inspector Thanet Omnibus: A Day for Dying, Once Too Often, and Dead and Gone

The Fifth Inspector Thanet Omnibus: A Day for Dying, Once Too Often, and Dead and Gone

by Dorothy Simpson (Author)

Synopsis

A DAY FOR DYING: A young man with everything to live for is tragically drowned in a swimming pool during his own engagement party. What began as a day for rejoicing ends as a day for dying. When Inspector Thanet of Kent CID arrives at the scene of the death, he soon realises that not everyone regards it as a tragedy - what seemed at first to be a terrible accident now looks like a callous murder...
ONCE TOO OFTEN: When the husband of well-known Kent journalist Jessica Dander is found crouching over his wife's body, Inspector Thanet's suspicions are naturally aroused. But almost at once doubts creep in. Who, for instance, was the anonymous caller who rang for an ambulance some time earlier and who was the mysterious prowler Jessica had reported to the police...
DEAD AND GONE: When the wife of a prominent QC is found dead at the bottom of a well, Inspector Thanet discounts accidental death. Virginia Mintar was no angel - her outrageous flirting knew no bounds and made her many enemies. But which one took that final step? Who wanted her dead and gone?

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 848
Publisher: Sphere
Published: 06 Dec 2001

ISBN 10: 0751531944
ISBN 13: 9780751531947
Book Overview: * An omnibus edition of A DAY FOR DYING, ONCE TOO OFTEN and DEAD AND GONE, volumes 13-15 in the Inspector Thanet series.

Media Reviews
Tightly, meticulously crafted * The TIMES *
Simpson handles her characters and storylines with consummate skill and her descriptions of the Kentish countryside are a delight to read * TODAY *
Well-rounded characters, the best of British * OBSERVER *
Author Bio
Dorothy Simpson worked as a French teacher and then as a marriage-guidance counsellor, before turning to writing full time. She is married with three children and lives near Maidstone, Kent The fifth book in the series, LAST SEEN ALIVE, won the Crime Writers' Association Award in 1985.