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Back to Africa (The Blind Sleuth Mysteries Book 15). The Blind Sleuth Mysteries, #15
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- ISBN8215516959
- EAN9798215516959
- Date de parution15/06/2023
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- ÉditeurWMG Publishing
Résumé
While visiting her son Jonathan in prison, Daisy heard a strange story. He'd befriended an old man who was serving a life sentence for a crime he hadn't committed. Of course every inmate says that, but Johnny-John believed this man's protestations of innocence and begged his mother to look into it. The facts of the case had taken place in Zambia long ago, when it was a British colony, so Daisy started her investigation among ex-colonials who'd returned to England.
However, it soon became clear that the people holding the key to the mystery were still living in Africa, so Daisy took a flight to Lusaka to seek out these witnesses. The truth turned out to be as strange as life in the African bush can be. It slowly emerged from a missionary daughter's rambling memoir about the long-lost world she grew up in. Daisy had to follow a winding trail, but in the end she was mysteriously led to unexpected revelations.
However, it soon became clear that the people holding the key to the mystery were still living in Africa, so Daisy took a flight to Lusaka to seek out these witnesses. The truth turned out to be as strange as life in the African bush can be. It slowly emerged from a missionary daughter's rambling memoir about the long-lost world she grew up in. Daisy had to follow a winding trail, but in the end she was mysteriously led to unexpected revelations.
