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The Deer Leap by Martha Grimes · Booklabria

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Martha Grimes
The Deer Leap

Mystery & Detective, Police ProceduralEngland

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First published: 1985
Editions: 12 in 4 languages

Synopsis

When a series of accidents befalls both animals and humans in the village of Ashdown Dean Superintendent Richard Jury, his aristocratic assistant, Melrose Plant, the local police and a fifteen-year-old animal lover join the search for the murderer.

Subjects: Mystery & Detective, Police Procedural
Mystery & Detective, Traditional
England
Police
Jury, richard
Plant, melrose
Set in: England
Characters: Richard Jury
Melrose Plant

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Editions

12 in 4 languages

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English8 French2 German1 Italian1

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