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The Maltese Orphans: An Inspector Thea Spiteri Crime Story

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From Best Selling Author - Paul Vincent Lee
Malta 2014, and Pulizija Inspector, the beautiful but troubled, Thea Spiteri, is at a cross roads in her life, and career. Then a child's abduction, from a crowded St Julian's beach, gives her the opportunity to concentrate her mind on what she does best: solve crimes.

Ex Scottish cop, ex drunk, ex lover, ex.......everything. At one time, Matt Healy felt he had it all. He found out differently. Now he is trying to put his life back together, on the idyllic island of Malta.

If they can both overcome their demons, and trust in the enigmatic Fr Marandon, emotional happiness awaits them both. But past sins in Scotland and Malta, mean that for both Healy and Spiteri, future happiness may just be an illusion.

This story of intrigue and murder in Maltese society; encompassing politics, the Church and the pain of loss, will take the reader through the full gambit of human emotions.
Reviews on Amazon : "Gripping."......"Brilliant"......and more.

300 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 28, 2014

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November 10, 2014
Gripping read loved it from start to finish . Unusual location with added history added to the wonderful plot ....looking forward to the next one.
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August 1, 2017
set in Malta, this was an enjoyable romantic crime story. It included all the usual Maltese tropes: the church; corruption; politics; the police; and of course, the island itself. The plot was a bit far fetched at times but it was intriguing enough to keep your interest throughout. All told, an enjoyable read, especially if you love Malta.
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September 15, 2017
The Maltese Orphans is a real page Turner. It is not for the squeamish. The story has many a twist and turn and is set in Malta which I have visited many times over the last 20 years. I don't want to give anything away but it is particularly relevant today.
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