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|authorisbn= Deborah O'Connor1786482126|title= The CaptiveJanus Stone (Dr Ruth Galloway)|author=Elly Griffiths|rating= 4.5|genre= ThrillersCrime|summary=Hannah Builders were demolishing an old house in Norwich - the site was going to hold seventy-five 'luxury' apartments - when they discovered the bones of a child beneath a doorway. There was no skull. Was this a ritual killing or murder? Inevitably, Dr Ruth Galloway finds herself working with DCI Harry Nelson. It's difficult as Ruth knows , but Nelson doesn't, that she is pregnant with his child as a result of the cageone night they spent together some three months ago. Her condition will be obvious before long, intimatelynot least because Ruth is prone to sudden bouts of sickness.}}{{Frontpage|isbn=0008551324|title=The Devil You Know (D S Max Craigie)|author=Neil Lancaster|rating=4. 5|genre=Crime|summary=It lurks 's unusual for anyone from the Hardie family to approach the police. Neither side likes or has any respect for the other. But Davie Hardie is struggling in prison and he's prepared to tell the police where the corner body of a missing person is buried and who was responsible for her eyedeath. Soon This person, he promises, is someone big and it will be occupiedworth the police doing what he wants. Then And what? What if he speaks wants is to be transferred to an open prison to serve the remainder of his sentence and to get an early parole date. Not much to herask, is it? What if he escapes? What if he hurts her? What if The new Deputy Police Constable doesn't think so and she hurts 's even prepared to do the other thing that Hardie demanded - make certain that DS Max Craigie and anyone who works with him?is kept well away from what's happening.}}{{Frontpage|isbn=18387726500008405026|title=A Stranger in the Family (Maeve Kerrigan 11)|author=Jane Casey|rating=5|genre=Crime|summary=It's sixteen years since nine-year-old Rosalie Marshall disappeared from her bed one summer night. She was never found and the investigation ground to a halt. Now, her mother, Helena, and her father are dead in their bed. Initially, it looks like a straightforward murder/suicide but there's something about the positioning of the bodies that makes DS Maeve Kerrigan and her boss DI Josh Derwent suspicious. What looked as though it was going to be an open-and-shut case is now a complex double murder. Kerrigan is convinced that the explanation lies in Rosalie's disappearance: others (such as Derwent's boss, Una Burt) are less convinced.

|isbn=18388873340571379877|title=Deadly Cry (D I Kim Stone)The Kellerby Code|author=Angela MarsonsJonny Sweet|rating=3.5|genre=Crime|summary=Edward Jevons is a working-class young man, obsessed with his upper-class friends, Robert and Stanza. Robert's a theatre director. He's also self-obsessed, demanding, handsome and entitled and uses Edward to run errands for him. Edward has been in love with Stanza since their university days - and he's drunkenly confided how he feels to Robert. Most men in Robert's position would stay away from Stanza or tell Edward that a relationship had begun between them but he's not like most men: Edward is left to stumble upon the two of them kissing in a dark passageway.}}{{Frontpage|author=Jo Callaghan|title=Leave No Trace

|summary=DI Kim Stone and DS Jim Bryant were When a man is found crucified on their way back from Diversity Awareness training. The need for coffee overtook Stone - the course had been top of a complete waste of time for hill in Nuneaton, DCS Kat Frank finds herself assigned to the case alongside her as she knew that she was equally rude to everyonesidekick, the AI detective Lock. It was in the shopping centre 's their first live case together, having previously been very successful with several cold cases. But when there is a second body found crucified a few days later, Kat is suddenly struggling with a potential serial killer and a very high profile case that Stone caught sight of a little girl clutching draws a teddy bear in the absence lot of her motherunwanted attention to their AI Future Policing project. Stone and Bryant didn't realise Will they be able to solve the extent to which this case was going to occupy their minds as in time, or will Kat find herself taken off the body of Katrina Nock is discovered some hours later. Her neck had been broken case and it had all the hallmarks of a quick, functional killpotentially, but who would do that to out of a young mother out shopping with her childcareer?|isbn=139851120X

|isbn=18387700461035021803|title=Body LanguageThe Antique Hunter's Guide to Murder|author=A K TurnerC L Miller|rating=3.5|genre=Crime|summary=It's twenty years since Freya Lockwood has been back to the English country village where she grew up. She's back now because of a request for help from her beloved aunt, Carole. Freya's former mentor and Carole's close friend, Arthur Crockleford, is dead and the circumstances seem suspicious, to say the least. Arthur was the reason why Freya had not been back to the village: Arthur, she feels, let her down badly. Even though they were in business together as antique hunters, she has not felt able to be near the man or pursue the profession she loved. After the split, she worked in a cafe, met and married James (on the rebound from the love of her life, who was murdered) and Freya and James have now divorced.}}{{Frontpage|isbn=1398524085|title=Has Anyone Seen Charlotte Salter?|author=Nicci French|rating=5|genre=Crime|summary=Charlotte Salter was expected at her husband's fiftieth birthday party but never turned up. Her children, sons Niall, Paul and Ollie and her daughter, Etty. are all worried but - strangely - her husband, Alec, is not. Shortly afterwards, Etty and Greg, find the body of Greg's father, Duncan Ackerley, in the river. It was an easy assumption for the police to make that Duncan had murdered Charlie and then committed suicide when he couldn't stand the guilt. The Salter children are not convinced but there's little else they can do but get on with their lives and wonder about what really happened.}}{{Frontpage|isbn=1529900360|title=The Ghost Orchid|author=Jonathan Kellerman|rating=4|genre=Crime|summary=It hadn't been Lt Milo Sturgis's fault that Alex Delaware had been badly injured but he felt responsible and even after Alex recovered, Sturgis was reluctant to ask for his help on difficult cases. His assertions that there were only open-and-shut cases which didn't need the help of a psychologist only worked for a while. Finally, it was Robin, Delaware's partner, who nudged Milo into asking for help again. She knew that the involvement was something that the man she loved needed. The next case did look simple, though. Two lovers were murdered in the swimming pool of a remote property in Bel Air. He was the heir to an Italian shoe empire and she is married to an extremely rich man and it's not the Italian.5 But which of them was the primary target?}}{{Frontpage|isbn=178763681X|title=Knife Skills for Beginners|author=Orlando Murrin|rating=4

|summary=Twenty-five-year-old Cassie Raven is the senior mortuary technician Chef Paul Delamare took a teaching job at a residential cookery school in Belgravia. He didn't really want to but celebrity chef Christian Wagner had a way of getting both men and not only does she talk women to the dead, she also hears do what they have to say to herhe wanted. ItPaul 's not something she's inclined to share with people as shesomehow'' got the impression that he's pretty certain about what their reaction will d be. She's certainly not going at the school to share it with the new pathologistassist Paul, Dr Archie Chuffwho had a broken arm, wearer of a genuine Barbour jacket but it didn't turn out that way. The teaching - and old Harrovianthe problems - are all his own. He's very conscious of his position and isnThe one thing he hadn't even inclined expected was for someone to ask for turn up dead. Unfortunately, he was the view of person who discovered the anatomical pathology technicians despite body and everyone knows that the fact police consider that they have a lot more experience than him and he has only a limited amount of time to spend on each body. That will prove person to be a mistakethe prime suspect.

|isbn=14722559171529421284|title=The Roots of Evil (Bob Skinner)Laying Out the Bones|author=Quintin JardineKate Webb

|summary=On New Year's Eve, Sir Robert Morgan Skinner It was celebrating at one of those flash downpours that the golf club with his wifeBritish weather often delivers in a heatwave. In a gully, Professor Sarah Grace, daughter Alex Skinner a human skeleton came to the surface and forensic testing proved the man with whom she shares a housebody to be Lee Geary, Dominic Jacksonwho had disappeared nine years earlier. Jackson would be better-He'd been a known to the criminal fraternity drug user and had learning disabilities, so it could have been a simple case of Edinburgh as Lennie Plenderleith misadventure but heDI Matt Lockyer wasn's reformed and the new name reflects t convinced. Geary was a new man. townie, so what was he doing out on Salisbury Plain alone? The Skinners don't stay much after midnight at There are connections to the clubhouse suicide of Holly Gilbert and are dropped home to two other deaths which were not long into considered suspicious at the new yeartime. Skinner's tempted to let Lockyer and DC Gemma Broad of the phone ring but knows Major Crimes Review Unit (that he cannot: it's Mario McGuire asking for his presence at a crime scene in the centre of Edinburgh. Skinner's not technically with the police now - he's chairman of InterMedia UK - but the police value his knowledge cold cases to you and experienceme) investigate.

|isbn=18003211041529425867|title=The Body on the IslandLost and Never Found (A D I Wilkins Mystery)|author=Nick LouthSimon Mason

|summary=A prison transport left HMP WakefieldIn Oxford, heading for HMP Spring Hillthere are two D I Wilkins. Steve Raymond Wilkins is of Nigerian descent, Balliol educated and Aaron were accompanying Neil Wright who was 67 years old always exquisitely dressed. D I Ryan Wilkins, son of Ryan and had served six years for the manslaughter father of his wifeRyan, is not. Only that wasnHe't who he wass not any of those things. Sixty-three-years-old Neville Rollaston had served thirty years for the murder of five boys between the ages He's white, originated from a trailer park, barely educated (reading's not ''really'' his thing) and his wardrobe consists mainly of ten shell suits and seventeentrackies. He was They're usually in lime green or acid yellow. You might wonder if you're being ghosted out of Wakefield and into introduced to a new identity set up in a deal whereby he divulged the whereabouts police procedural written for laughs. Well, you're not. The two men are just different sides of the body of one of his victimssame policing coin. The Bogeyman was going to be set free on 2 July 2019Sometimes the combination works brilliantly well. He appeared to be a reformed character but he had a list of people upon whom he wished to exact revengeSometimes it's problematic.

|isbn=B087JXQ3JQ1529431735|title=The Long Dark RoadWinter Visitor|author=P R BlackJames Henry

|genre=ThrillersCrime|summary=Two years ago Dr GeorgiaIt's HealeyFebruary 1991 and Essex is bitingly cold, which made Bruce Hopkins's nineteen-year-old university-student daughter went missing as she walked along return all the lonely A928 at Ferngate Bridgemore surprising. There was a furious storm going on and sheHe'd already refused been exiled on the offer of help from one man in Costa del Sol as a wanted drug smuggler for a big vehicledecade. WeThe return has come about because he'll see - but no one else will know s had a letter from his ex- wife, saying that another car stops she's ill and Stephanie is bundled into the car and driven offhasn't long to live. There has been no sign of her - or her body - in the two years since. Georgia It's hard to feel any sympathy when Hopkins is back is Ferngateabducted, determined stripped to find out what happened his underwear and she's not going sent to be stoppeda watery grave in the boot of a stolen Ford Sierra. Is it a warning from a Spanish gang or a problem closer to home?

|authorisbn=David C Mason0861541774|title=Pandora's GardenerA Nye of Pheasants|author=Steve Burrows|rating=34

|summary= John Cranston is DCI Domenic Jejeune's close friend and former colleague, Danny Maik, has taken a gardenershort holiday in Singapore to meet up with an old ally, although what Guy Trueman. Maik was involved in a street brawl - he did before would later maintain that he became was facing a gardenerman armed with a knife - and he killed a Ghurka. Initially, he claims, is classifiedfaced a charge of manslaughter but evidence came to light that suggested that he might have planned to murder the man. That is just as well because Now he is about could be facing the death penalty. Domenic Jejeune can do nothing to be caught up in help as any interference from another police force could provoke a criminal / spy / terrorist plot, where only he can save the daydiplomatic incident and wouldn't help Danny at all. |isbn=0956180523

|isbn=18387731691521129886|title=Her Majesty the Queen Investigates: The Windsor KnotThey Had It Coming (Greg Mason mysteries)|author=S J BennettKeith Redfern|rating=54

|summary=ItGreg Mason's early 2016 and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is at Windsor for just beginning to get his confidence as an investigator to the Easter Courtpoint where he'll warn someone about how much he charges. SheIt's having a dine good job too because Greg and Joyce will soon have a baby and sleep at they're both delighted. Joyce will be more delighted about the baby when she gets past the request of Prince Charlesmorning sickness. Greg is approached by an old friend whose brother-in-law appears to have killed himself. Stuart's concerned about his sister, Lucy, who's attempting struggling to raise money from some rich Russians for one of his pet projectsmake ends meet and her son is not thriving. ThereLucy, he says, is convinced that Gil would never have killed himself - it simply wasn'd been a distinctly Russian flavour to the evening and one of the performers brought t in to play the piano has been found dead in what can only be called embarrassing circumstanceshis nature. The immediate reaction is police and the coroner have accepted that one of the guests is responsible. The Queen mentally rules out her racing manager, an ex-ambassador to Moscowdeath was suicide, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Sir David Attenborough. One couldnbut Stuart't bear s prepared to pay Greg to go down any of ''those'' roadsfind out what happened on the night Gil died.

|authorisbn=Roxanne BouchardB0CK3MYJ56|title=The Coral BrideResponsibilities (Greg Mason mysteries)|author=Ann Macarthur

|summary=Angel Roberts is an oddity It's the 1990s and Greg Mason's twenty- eight years old. He used to have a female fisherwoman, making her living high-flying job in a manthe city but it wasn't satisfying so he's worldnow set himself up as a private investigator. When her lobster trawler is found drifting off the coast 'Shades of QuebecCameron Strike', Detective Morales is called in to come and head you might be thinking. Nice bloke, but where's the investigation. life experience that backs up this profession? Although On the signs seem other hand, he has been asked to point to an obvious conclusion, Morales feels look into something more sinister is going on, and finds himself frustrated at every turn by hidden agendas, fishing histories and secret family feuds. At the same time as trying to run his investigationJoyce and Helen are half-sisters, he also has his grown up sonor rather, Sebastien arriving they were until Helen was killed in what's been written off as a tragic accident at his dooran unmanned level crossing. Joyce - and her parents, weighed down with personal problems that he is unable Oliver and Pam Hetherington - can't understand what she was doing there - or how she could come to talk fall in front of a train. Greg's been asked to his father about, which tie up with Morales own marital difficultiesinvestigate.|isbn=1913193322

|authorisbn= Susi Holliday 1838954481|title= The Last Resort Misper|author=Kate London|rating= 3.5 4|genre= ThrillersCrime|summary=A group of strangers gather on Ryan Kennedy killed a private island. They have been invited to an all-expenses paid retreat to test a brand-new product from the mysterious Timeo Technology company. The group includes a games designer, social media influencer, gossip columnist and hedge fund manager. Everyone seems to have an area of expertise that makes their attendance necessary. All except Amelia whose presence is a mystery. We follow the group as they explore the island, and each otherpolice officer: there's histories and it becomes clear no doubt about that they all have a dark secret they would rather keep hidden. As He was the clock ticks down, these wellfifteen-year-kept secrets are revealed, old holding the gun and pointing it soon becomes clear that this luxury retreat is really a gilded cageat DI Kieran Shaw. In a race against time, Amelia must struggle He pulled the trigger but due to uncover the reason for her attendance and protect the rest vagaries of the guests from the increasingly sinister accidents that befall them. |isbn=1542020018}}  {{Frontpage|isbn=0571362672|title=Snow|author=John Banville|rating=5|genre=Crime (Historical)|summary=''Well, at least you're a Wexford man.'' So said Colonel Osborne when jury system he welcomed DI St John (pronounced 'Sinjun') Strafford to Ballyglass House just before Christmas 1957. Osborne was master found not guilty of both the Keelmore Hounds murder and had done something memorable with the Inniskilling Dragoons at Dunkirkmanslaughter of the officer. The niceties had to be established even when there was a Catholic priest dead And so lives must go on the library floor with some precious bits of his anatomy missing. Strafford was from Roslea at Bunclody For DI Sarah Collins that means leaving the capital and this, along with his good-hoping for a quieter life in the countryside but-shabby suit, marked him out as of Osbornewhen a missing teenager is found on her territory she's class drawn into a wider investigation - and obviously Protestant. The dead priest was Father Tom Lawless from Scallanstown, who - despite back into the different religions - was in the habit orbit of spending time at Ballyglass House. His horse was stabled thereRyan Kennedy.

|isbn=17874776301448309743|title=The Postscript MurdersDevil Stone (DCI Christine Caplan)|author=Elly GriffithsCaro Ramsay

|summary=When In the village of Cronchie on the West coast of Scotland, five members of a 90-year-old-woman with a heart condition dies peacefully in her armchair, it really shouldn't be suspicious and wealthy family are found murdered. The only item missing from the home is the Devil Stone: myth says that was if the view taken by DS Harbinder Kaur until she spoke to Peggy Smith's carerstone is removed from Otterburn House, death will follow. Natalka Kolisnyk was adamant The only suspects are known Satanists but in many ways, that there was more to Peggy's death than met the eye - particularly as she knew an easy conclusion given that there was no heart condition and that Peggy had worried that she was being followed. Then there was the fact that Peggy was a two of them 'murder consultantdiscovered' who helped authors with knotty plot lines the body. The Senior Investigating Office is DCI Bob Oswald but when he disappears, DCI Christine Caplan is pulled in their books: she knew more about murder than any elderly woman should need to know'shadow' him.

|isbn=14721270131529077699|title=Agatha Raisin: Hot to TrotThe Raging Storm (Two Rivers)|author=M C Beaton and R W GreenAnn Cleeves

|summary=Raisin Investigations had quite a bit of work on hand. The chairman of Philpott Electronics was concerned about his managing director''It's all bloody peculiar, Harold Cheeseman, who had apparently returned from Australia because his wife did not like isn't it there. This was unusual, as his wife had died before Cheeseman went to Australia. Then there was the Chadwick divorce: Chadwick was convinced that his wife, Sheraton, was seeing another man. Mr Gutteridge wanted Raisin Investigations to instal listening devices in the staff canteen: he wanted to know what the staff were saying about him and his secretary, who was from Geneva. Apparently, the staff called her The Swiss Roll.Sir?''

Then there was Well yes, it is. Jem Rosco blew into the murderlocal pub one evening in the middle of an autumn gale, stayed for about a month and then turned up, naked and dead, in a small boat, anchored in Scully Cove close to the village of Greystone, in Devon. Rosco had the status of a national treasure: a renowned adventurer, round the world sailor and all round ''celebrity''. I ''nearly'' said 'all-round good egg' but as we'll find out, he could be more than a little bit close with money and his background isn't exactly an open book. Where did he get the money for his first boat? How did he finance the trip?}}{{Frontpage|isbn=1529427045|title=The Girl in the Eagle's Talons|author=Karin Smirnoff|rating=5|genre=Crime|summary=''Life has more to offer than people - prime numbers for example''.

|isbn=14087122881787636607|title=Still Life (DCI Karen Pirie)The Trap|author=Val McDermidCatherine Ryan Howard|rating=4.5

|summary=It was 's a scene replicated all too often in the middle early hours of February and bitterly cold when a fishing boat the morning. Drunken revellers spilling out of St Monans pulled clubs and looking for a body out the Firth of Forth instead of a lobster potway to get home. It fell to DCI Charlie Todd Some are lucky and DS Daisy Mortimer manage to investigate and it didn't take too long to establish get one of the few taxis available. Others squash onto the night bus that will only go as far as one of the outlying villages. The woman all regret the man was Paul Allard'taxi problem', ostensibly a Frenchman, but particularly in reality James Auld the light of Edinburgh'the missing women'. A decade earlier he's gone missing when he was For one young woman, the prime suspect in final stop on the disappearance and possible murder bus leaves her a long way short of his brother, prominent civil servant, Iain Auldher home. DCI Karen Pirie, as head of Police Scotland Historic Crimes Unit, She had intended to ring someone to come and collect her - but her phone's dead. The bus had driven off before she had been the last person chance to review beg the case, a couple of years earlier and it seemed sensible bus driver to bring let her into the case at an early stageuse his. There's no option but to start walking - unsuitably clothed and in high-heeled shoes.

|authorisbn=Michael J Malone1405957174|title=A Song of IsolationDeath at the Party|author=Amy Stuart|rating=34

|summary=Film star Amelie Hart throws up From the first page, we know that Nadine Walsh's party will not end well. The victim - a career that man - is only beginning dying when we first meet him and Nadine consciously makes no effort to hit call the heights to retire to ambulance he so desperately needs. What we don't know is who the highlands with an ordinary guy…an accountant of all things, though man is or why Nadine prefers to his credit he would rather be working in forestryhave him die. They have found I'd better give you a hideaway on a small Scottish estate, but things are starting to feel wrong between themlittle more background so that you can understand what's happening. |isbn=1913193365

|isbn=02414254410008530025|title=The Thursday Murder Clubin the Family|author=Richard OsmanCara Hunter

|summary=The first member It was in December 2003 that fifteen-year-old Maura Howard came home and found the body of her stepfather, Luke Ryder, in the garden of The Thursday Murder Club we encounter is Joyce Meadowcrofttheir West London home. He had an injury on the back of his head which could have happened if he'd slipped down the steps but the vicious beating his face had taken was obviously deliberate. She used to be a nurse Twenty years later, no one has been charged with his murder and is thus it's now the perfect person for Elizabeth to consult about how long it would take subject of ''Infamous'', a person who true-crime show. A group of experts has been stabbed brought together to bleed outreview the evidence and to take the investigation further. More to the point, they're going to do this live on camera, episode by episode. Details There's no dump of where and how are exchanged and Joyce confirms that it would have taken about fortythe whole box set -five minutes and that the victim could have been saved if she'd received prompt medical helpno shortage of cliffhangers. It didn't put Joyce off her shepherd's pie (which tells us that it was a Monday) but it does get her interested in The Thursday Murder Club. They meet each Thursday (as you might have guessed) in the Jigsaw Room at Coopers Chase Retirement Villagecompelling viewing.

|isbn=15098895150241996104|title=The Darkest Evening (D I Vera Stanhope)Coming to Find You|author=Ann CleevesJane Corry

|genre=CrimeThrillers|summary=It was a mercy that DI Vera Stanhope took the wrong turning as she drove home in the blizzard. If she hadnNancy't the car might not have been found until the morning s mother and step-father were brutally stabbed at their Sussex farmhouse and who knows what would have happened to the toddler strapped into the car seather step-brother, Martin, particularly as the car door had has been left openconvicted of their murder. Vera took We first meet Nancy outside the boy and drove to the nearest habitationcourt, after Martin receives a life sentence. She The barrister tells her that she's received a 'thoughtsilent sentence'- she' it would be the village s not been found guilty of anything but it was Brockburn, will have to live with what happened for the ancestral home rest of the Stanhopes: her father had been the younger brother of the man who life. Of course, it's made worse because Nancy's rich - she inherited five million pounds from her mother - and Hector was the black sheep papers are making the most of the familyit. Calling there unannounced, particularly as they seemed to have guests was going to ''Farmhouse slaughter daughter'' is one favourite epithet and ''rich bitch'' might not be embarrassing, printed but there was little else that she could do in the circumstancesis undoubtedly spoken.

|isbn=15069094421529413680|title=The Worst Dogs: A Progressive Murder-MysteryChateau Under Siege (A Bruno, Chief of Police Novel)|author=Matthew de Lacey DavidsonMartin Walker

|summary=''The greatest hatred, like One of the greatest virtue and main events of the worst dogs, Sarlat tourist season is silent.'' The title the re-enactment of the liberation of this enjoyable crime procedural, is the town from German romantic writer Jean Paul. But who are the worst dogs English in de Lacey Davidson1370 and Bruno's latest novel and for whom is there to see the hatred? This mystery will last show with some friends. It's all been very carefully choreographed but goes badly wrong when, Kerquelin, the way to man playing one of the main characters is seriously injured when he departs from the very last script. Luckily, his doctor is there and carefully plotted pages but you will be thinking about unwarranted hatred all the way throughman is whisked away in a helicopter. It sounds uncomfortable A local doctor (and friend of Bruno) wonders about his chances of survival but - but it isnas he't: its a senior government employee, the man who runs Frenchelon - the military has stepped in. One daughter lives nearby and another, who lives in California, is flying in with some of her father's honestfriends for a pre-arranged holiday.

|isbn=15420174321529196388|title=The Nidderdale MurdersTrial|author=J R EllisRob Rinder|rating=34.5

|summary=It Grant Cliveden was a Friday in mid-September hero: a policeman who stood for all that was good and honest and looked up to by just about everyone, so there was public uproar when the shoot he was held on murdered in plain sight at the grouse moor near NiddersgillOld Bailey. The shooters at There's just one man in the butts were a strange mixture: Alexander Fraser (Sandy to frame for his friends) murder - Jimmy Knight - and it's not too long before Knight appears in court, charged with Cliveden's murder. Knight was told that the owner best barrister for him was Jonathan Taylor-Cameron of the moor Stag Court Chambers and a retired judge. James Symonds was a local landowner it's Taylor-Cameron and Henry Saunders was a banker. He and Fraser had known each other since their school days. The fourth member was Gideon Rawnsleyhis pupil, Adam Green, who dealt in exclusive cars in nearby Ripon. Rawnsley had a gripe with Fraser: he'd sold eventually represent him an expensive car and Fraser was being slow to pay. Other people had reason to comment on FraserKnight's attitude determined to money: his gamekeeperplead not guilty, Ian Davis thought he was stingy and very difficult despite all Taylor-Cameron's recommendations to work forthe contrary.