Two classic cases featuring Detective-Inspector Littlejohn.In the winter of 1940, the Home Guard unearths a skeleton on the moor above the busy town of Hatterworth. Twenty-three years earlier, the body of a young textile worker was found in the same spot, and the prime suspect was never found - but the second body is now identified as his. Inspector Littlejohn is in the area for Christmas and takes on the investigation of the newly reopened case.
Soon it becomes clear that the murderer is still at large...* * *Nathaniel Wall, the local quack doctor, is found hanging in his consulting room in the Norfolk village of Stalden - but this was not a suicide. Wall may not have been a qualified doctor, but his skill as a bonesetter and his commitment to village life were highly valued. Scotland Yard is drafted in to assist.
Quickly settling into his accommodation at the village pub, Littlejohn begins to examine the evidence...Against the backdrop of a close-knit village, an intriguing story of ambition, blackmail, fraud, false alibis and botanical trickery unravels.
| ISBN: | 9780712356527 |
| Publication date: | 10th December 2016 |
| Author: | George Bellairs, George Bellairs |
| Publisher: | British Library Publishing |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 351 pages |
| Series: | British Library Crime Classics |
| Genres: |
Classic crime and mystery fiction |
Two classic cases featuring Detective-Inspector Littlejohn.In the winter of 1940, the Home Guard unearths a skeleton on the moor above the busy town of Hatterworth. Twenty-three years earlier, the body of a young textile worker was found in the same spot, and the prime suspect was never found - but the second body is now identified as his.
The Dead Shall Be Raised features in the following genres: Classic crime and mystery fiction
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The Dead Shall Be Raised was written by George Bellairs, George Bellairs and published by British Library Publishing
The Dead Shall Be Raised has 351 pages
Yes it is part of British Library Crime Classics series