Eleven That Went up to Heaven, from near the end of the Inspector David Webb series by Anthea Fraser, is a Kindle US Countdown Deal, priced at $0.99 for about 3 1/2 more days before it goes up to $3.99. It's about 9 am US Pacific time right now on September 12. This was originally published in DTB in 1999.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KMS6WOI/
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When Richard Vine, a wealthy businessman and the proprietor of Beckworth Grange, organises a publicity event at which twenty of his guests share his name, he little imagines that a few hours later five of them would be dead.
A fatal road accident leaves Detective Chief Inspector David Webb with a bewildering array of 'Richard Vines' to be traced, accounted for and investigated.
By the following day what appeared to be an accident has developed more sinister implications…
Among the victims was the minibus driver, John Bainbridge, a man apparently revered and loved by all that knew him.
Finding it hard to believe that this man could be as saintly as portrayed DCI Webb and Sergeant Jackson start to dig for the truth behind his immaculate image.
Meanwhile, an amateur writing school opens at Beckworth Grange, and its army of would-be sleuths and eccentrics all start doing their best to help, or in some cases hinder police inquiries.
Could the killer have been after the host Richard Vine?
If so, could he still be the target for murder?
‘Eleven That Went up to Heaven’ is a gripping crime novel featuring Anthea Fraser's popular detective David Webb.
Praise for Anthea Fraser:
“A superbly crafted, riveting, page-turner of a read" - Booklist
“Ms Fraser is her dependable elegant, guileful self withholding the killer's identity till a dying fall" - Sunday Times
'A well-mannered, well-plotted and well-told story' - Birmingham Post
'Sympathetic, well-executed book, in which full attention is paid to human feelings and failings' - Yorkshire Post
ANTHEA FRASER has written all her life but did not begin to take it seriously until after marriage, when she found herself at home with two small daughters and embarked on a correspondence course with the London School of Journalism. She wrote short stories before turning to novels of the supernatural, and then to crime. Her other books include ‘The Ten Commandments’, ‘The Seven Stars’ and ‘One is One and All Alone’.
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