The Granite - Smith, Robert M
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Greg Bowker is back with a new murder mystery to be solved... Detective Inspector Greg Bowker must travel to the town of his childhood to investigate the murder of an elderly man, one who happens to be Greg's old school teacher. His visit reignites boyhood memories of he and his younger brother discovering a blood-covered body on the slopes of a stony, scrubby hill known to those in the area as the Granite. As the investigation evolves, Bowker and his partner become convinced that the old teacher's demise is somehow linked to the death of the man on the Granite almost four decades prior. But are their instincts correct?…mehr

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Greg Bowker is back with a new murder mystery to be solved... Detective Inspector Greg Bowker must travel to the town of his childhood to investigate the murder of an elderly man, one who happens to be Greg's old school teacher. His visit reignites boyhood memories of he and his younger brother discovering a blood-covered body on the slopes of a stony, scrubby hill known to those in the area as the Granite. As the investigation evolves, Bowker and his partner become convinced that the old teacher's demise is somehow linked to the death of the man on the Granite almost four decades prior. But are their instincts correct?
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Raised on a farm in country Victoria, Robert carved out a career in teaching and educational administration. After raising five children, he now resides in Ballarat, Victoria with time to devote to his passion of writing. He has dabbled in commercial writing since the early 1990's, mainly as a playwright for one act plays and penning librettos for musical theatre. His work has been performed in all states of Australia as well as in New Zealand and the United Kingdom winning many awards at various drama festivals. One of his plays won its way to the All England One Act Play final on two separate occasions after performances by two different companies.