Crime In Question

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With her customary skill, Margaret Yorke weaves an enthralling web of suspense and tension out of seemingly ordinary and unrelated events.

Denis is living on the edge of society: neglected and unwanted, he scrapes by on his earnings as an odd-jobber. His is the sort of desperation that will tip into lawlessness at the drop of a monkey-wrench.

A chance encounter with Len, inmate of the local open prison, enables Denis to prove himself as the accessory to a cunningly contrived crime . . . which ends in murder and has Denis running for his life.

Praise for Crime In Question

  • The author's talent for scratching below the placid surface of people and places to reveal anguish and wickedness is matchless - THE TIMES

Margaret Yorke

Margaret Yorke has been intriguing her wide readership with tales of how the extraordinary affects the lives of the ordinary for many years. A past chairman of the CWA, she lives near Aylesbury.

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