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A Share In Death / Now You May Weep
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454 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2010
About the author
Deborah Crombie
62 books2,559 followersDeborah Crombie is the author of 17 novels featuring Scotland Yard Detective Superintendent Duncan Kincaid and Detective Inspector Gemma James. The 18th Kincaid/James novel, A BITTER FEAST, will be released by William Morrow in October, 2019.
Crombie lives in McKinney, Texas with her husband, two German Shepherd Dogs, and two cats. She travels to Britain frequently to research her books.
Crombie lives in McKinney, Texas with her husband, two German Shepherd Dogs, and two cats. She travels to Britain frequently to research her books.
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
October 23, 2023
Chief Inspector Duncan Kincaid takes a well deserved vacation at a time share resort when the owner offers it to him. Within a day, a manager is found dead, electrocuted in the pool. Duncan must weather the antagonism of the local incompetent and antagonistic local police to find the killer who is one of the guests. Recommended.
December 16, 2017
/very enjoyable read. I especially enjoyed the historical flashbacks that somehow related to the present mystery
August 21, 2019
Made it through three chapters, but the protagonist was kind of a jerk, and the writing so ridden with clichés that I lost interest.
March 5, 2023
This is for A Share in Death, Book 1. The first of a series and I like it already. I like the characters and am looking forward to the next one.
July 31, 2023
As I expected it is a complex but believable plot. The two main characters are very personable and feel real to me after reading all the previous books in this series.
June 12, 2024
I have read better by Debbie Crombie
June 21, 2024
I read this in stops and starts so not a very fair review as had to keep trying to remember where I’d got to. A gentle, undemanding murder that only became interesting in the last few chapters.
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