Death of an Emmet - Searle, Ian
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It's 1980. When the body of a summer visitor (often called "an emmet" by the Cornish) is found at the foot of a cliff on St Mary's, Isles of Scilly,everyone is shocked. For Detective Superintendent Thorn, on compassionate leave, the result is a complicated and strressful recall, with only the local Police Sergeant Bill Roberts to assist, instead of the usual, CID team.Things go from bad to worse as secrets are unearthed, testing Thorn's mental resilience, and changing his perception of the beautiful Isles of Scilly before the mystery is resolved.

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It's 1980. When the body of a summer visitor (often called "an emmet" by the Cornish) is found at the foot of a cliff on St Mary's, Isles of Scilly,everyone is shocked. For Detective Superintendent Thorn, on compassionate leave, the result is a complicated and strressful recall, with only the local Police Sergeant Bill Roberts to assist, instead of the usual, CID team.Things go from bad to worse as secrets are unearthed, testing Thorn's mental resilience, and changing his perception of the beautiful Isles of Scilly before the mystery is resolved.
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Autorenporträt
Ian Searle had been writing, mostly short stories, since his first was published in Blackwoods Magazine in 1978, when, late in retirement, he began writing crime novels. His latest story Harbour Lights is not a murder mystery, however, but a heart-warming story which makes for easy reading. Ian spent much of his life in education and twenty years as a very active volunteer in retirement, including National Chairman of the U3A.