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Man at the Window (Detective Cardilini) by Robert Jeffreys (view source)
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I was fortunate that I was able to listen to an audiobook, narrated by David Muscat as well as reading the book. Muscat's narration is exemplary: he never intrudes between the reader and the story, and has a range of voices which meant that I was never in any doubt about who was in the picture. I'd be delighted to hear more from him.
It's a cracker of a story with a winding plot and plenty of red herrings. I finished it within twenty -four hours, not least because I really needed to know what happened. I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy to the Bookbag ''and'' allowing us an audio download.
For more top-class crime from Australia , we can recommend [[Bitterwash Road by Gary Disher]] or [[The Dry by Jane Harper]]. {{amazontext|amazon=1785769294}}
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