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The Mermaids Singing by Val McDermid · Booklabria

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The Mermaids Singing

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Tony Hill & Carol JordanBook 1 of 4

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First published: 1995
Editions: 36 in 4 languages
Series: Tony Hill & Carol Jordan, 1

Synopsis

When the fourth victim of a twisted serial killer is found, Detective Inspector Carol Jordan teams up with criminologist Tony Hill to develop a complicated criminal profile, the accuracy of which becomes pivotal to the case.

Subjects: Mystery
Suspense
Thrillers
Mystery & Detective, Police Procedural
England
Psychological
Set in: England
Characters: Doctor Hill, Tony
Detective Chief Inspector Jordan, Carol

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36 in 4 languages

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English24 German7 French3 Russian1

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