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Old 01-23-2015, 06:48 PM   #58
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The Final Analysis by real-life English pathologist and apparent write-what-you-know-proponent Keith McCarthy (SYKM, Wikipedia), 3rd in his Eisenmorger Forensic Mysteries series starring, you guessed it, an English pathologist, this installment originally out from Constable (of Constable & Robinson, some sort of Penguin or Hachette imprint, IIRC) in 2005.

This is a forensic thriller starring John Eisenmenger, his partner, Helena Flemming, and police officer Beverley Wharton. It is about a series of gruesome murders that Beverley Wharton was convinced were done by Melkior Pendred, a mortuary technician with mental problems. But Melkior can't have done a sixth murder, which gives her rival, Chief Inspector Homer, just the opportunity he needs: he always thought the real killer was Martin, Melkior's twin brother...

Then there is another murder. Beverley enlists the help of John Eisenmenger to prove that this is more than just another case of misjustice.

But Martin is a strange man as Helena Flemming, his solicitor, soon discovers, and she has problems of her own, having just discovered that she has a breast lump. John and Beverley soon discover that the deaths are due to something far more complex than a disturbed man's madness; Helena, though, soon discovers that danger can come from more than one direction.
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