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Murder at the Mill: A Redmond and Haze Mystery Book 3 | Irina Shapiro

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When a man's naked corpse is found strapped to a waterwheel, newly appointed Inspector Haze is called upon to investigate the crime. With the help of American surgeon Captain Redmond, he delves into the life of Frank Darrow, a man who inspired such hatred, his mere death wasn't enough to satisfy his killer. Finding few clues and no obvious motive for the murder, Redmond and Haze must peel away the layers of Frank Darrow's relationships to get to the shocking truth, while also coming to terms with unexpected developments in their own lives.Perfect for fans of C.S. Harris and Anne Perry.

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Murder at the Mill: A Redmond and Haze Mystery Book 3 | Irina Shapiro

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This is the 3rd in the Redmond and Haze Mystery series and I have enjoyed all the books thus far. In this story a man is punished and the humiliating position of his body will be discussed in his home town for many years to come. Christmas 1866 is when the investigation begins but unlike the previous books, it quite easy to surmise who the perpetrators were along with their reasoning. A pleasant read but not as good as the previous two books.

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