Dastardly deeds are not something you automatically associate with Norfolk, but local author Chris Crowther has gone even further and used the tranquil magic of Broadland as the setting for his series of whodunits. The sleuth in these stories is Jack Fellows, a navigation ranger with the Broads Authority, who spends his days patrolling the waterways, assisting boaters and enforcing the river by-laws. Like many rangers, he has a police background, in his case as a Detective Superintendant with Scotland Yard, and a copper’s instinct that looks beyond the carefree boating to a rather more sinister world of strange happenings and questionable deaths.
A girl inherits a boatyard from her grandfather . . . except she’s never heard of either before in her life.
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The simple contents of a long-lost handbag lead down a trail that becomes ever murkier.
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A joint endeavour might just reconcile two very different communities, until . .
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Timecruiser is a must-read for any nine–to-ninety-year-old voyagers prepared to cross the boundaries of time and credibility.
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