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Can anyone really be taken at face value?
In February 2008 Julie Harris left home to spend the weekend with an old friend. Several weeks later her battered body was found on a caravan site in Wales. Her husband was later found guilty of her murder and sentenced to life in prison.
Steve Harris always protested his innocence, and now, ten years later, evidence has come to light that suggests he may well have been wrongly convicted.
Slater and Norman are tasked with the job of uncovering the truth, but with a widening pool of suspects, and a shrinking list of potential witnesses, can they discover what really happened on that fateful weekend and catch the real killer?
Wrongly Convicted is the twelfth book in P.F. Ford’s Slater and Norman Mystery series.
Buy this book today if you like an intriguing plot and engaging characters.
224 pages, Paperback
First published May 21, 2018
As he sipped at a cup of tea, Slater stared blankly out of the window. He felt empty. He could think of about a dozen things he could, and probably should, have said but, of course, these things never come to mind at the right time, do they?I'm right there with Dave, staring out the window. This is part of the magic of Ford's world- and character-building.