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The Crow Trap by Ann Cleeves
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The Crow Trap

by Ann Cleeves

Series: Vera Stanhope (1)

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  fordbarbara | Jun 18, 2008 |
Debut novel in the Vera Stanhope series. In the Northern Pennines there are plans to open a new slate quarry. Three women are employed to conduct an environmental survey. Bella Furness, whose cottage holds right of way to the site of the quarry, commits suicide and shortly afterwards one of the women involved in the survey fails to return home. Vera makes her first appearance at Bella's funeral and then is the investigating officer when the missing woman is found murdered. Ann Cleeves has created an intriguing character in Vera Stanhope. She is the sort of detective who more or less does as she pleases, very hands-on. There are many twists in this, keeping me guessing until the end. ( )
  smik | Sep 3, 2007 |
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