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Old 03-16-2016, 09:49 AM   #280
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Last Respects is the 10th title in the awesome, again IMO, CD Sloan (and Constable Crosby ) series by Catherine Aird. Aird is one of my top five favorite mystery authors.

Last Respects has dropped to $1.99 at Kindle US, and also Kobo US (and as an Open Road title should be couponable if you have any working coupon codes available).

Amaz US: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VUC3HG6
Kobo US: https://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/last-respects-1

Spoiler:
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In this C. D. Sloan Mystery by CWA Diamond Dagger winner Catherine Aird, a body is found in the river—but the victim didn’t drown

When local fisherman Horace Boller decided to row his boat out on the tidal backwash of the river one morning, he couldn’t have meant to land a catch like this. What he ended up with was a body floating on the river’s surface. And judging by the state of the corpse, the death was not a recent one.

The strange thing is, the coroner report indicates that drowning was not the cause of death. It’s up to the intrepid C. D. Sloan—and his markedly less intrepid assistant, Constable Crosby—to investigate.

Along the way, Calleshire’s most successful pair of puzzle-solving policemen will contend with a handful of additional strange deaths, befuddling municipal building codes, an antiquarian with interesting views on local history, and a fisherman who has his own motivation for helping (or perhaps hindering) the investigation. Can C. D. Sloan get to the bottom of this waterlogged killing?

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