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Green for danger by Christianna Brand · Booklabria

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Green for danger

Mystery & Detective, TraditionalEngland

Green for danger

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First published: 1944
Editions: 32 in 2 languages

Synopsis

A murder takes place in a make-shift hospital during the second world war. Inspector Cockrill is asked to investigate even as the murderer strikes again. A nice twist in the end makes this worth a read.

Subjects: Mystery & Detective, Traditional
England
Police
Cockrill, inspector
Set in: England
Kent
Time: Second World War
Characters: Inspector Cockrill

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32 in 2 languages

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