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The first Lloyd and Hill novel

A Lloyd and Hill novel

A Lloyd and Hill novel

A Lloyd and Hill novel

A Lloyd and Hill novel

A Lloyd and Hill novel

She had been in school uniform the first and last time Judy had seen her alive, and she had wondered what it would be like to be her mother. Now, she thanked God she wasn't." Detective Inspector Judy Hill had seen the girl that evening, talking and laughing with friends on the bus home. Now she lay dead in the glaring arc-light of a scene-of-crime investigation, beaten, strangled, and possibly raped. Oakland School is Stansfield come sunder ...

A Lloyd and Hill novel

A Lloyd and Hill novel

A Lloyd and Hill novel

A Lloyd and Hill novel

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A murder so baffling it might even have stumped Agatha Christie's Miss Marple' Philadelphia Inquirer A white Christmas Deepening snow has isolated the village of Byford from the outside world, but as the locals settle down for the festive period, the peace is suddenly destroyed with news of a violent crime at the vicarage. A domestic murder The victim is the vicar's son-in-law, but few are saddened by his death. And although Chief Inspector Ll...

Jill McGown, who died in 2007, lived in Northamptonshire and was best known for her mystery series featuring Chief Inspector Lloyd and Sergeant Judy Hill. The first novel, A Perfect Match, was published in 1983 and A Shred of Evidence was made into a television drama starring Philip Glenister and Michelle Collins.

Real-life crime has engulfed the domestic life of the Riverside Theatre players. For starters, there's the violent death of Estelle Bignall, the beautiful, neurotic wife of a well-to-do doctor (and aspiring resident playwright). In truth, suicide seemed more Estelle's line—especially during the Christmas holidays—but a thief saved her the trouble, stealing all the presents and leaving her bound, gagged, and suffocated.Instinct tells Detective ...

Named as one of the 20th century's "100 Masters of Crime" by "The London Times, " McGown pens the 12th novel in her riveting British crime series featuring Chief Detective Inspector Lloyd and his colleague and lover, Chief Detective Inspector Judy Hill.

When the owners of a struggling detective agency are found asphyxiated in their car, Detective Chief Inspector Lloyd rejects the majority opinion that they committed suicide. And his theory--that they were murdered--becomes even more likely when the doomed couple's one client, wealthy Mrs. Angela Esterbrook, is found shot to death. Why would someone with her sort of money employ an untried agency to carry out an investigation? The super-rich E...