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According to the Evidence

By: Bernard Knight
Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble
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After starting their private forensic consultancy, Doctor Richard Pryor and forensic biologist Angela Bray have now become firmly established. A bizarre suicide in a remote Welsh farm starts them on a new investigation, which is followed by an unusual request from the War Office. And when a Cotswold veterinary surgeon is charged with poisoning his ailing wife, can Pryor's expert evidence save him from the gallows?

©2010 Bernard Knight (P)2011 W F Howes Ltd Mystery Suspense Fiction
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loved this book, took me back to my 1950s childhood. Believable, beautifully written characters

1950s Forensic tales

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I enjoyed this tale, which combines development of the personal stories with some good plots. My only criticism is that there is some repetition which should have been edited out. The narration is excellent with clear differentiation between the significant number of characters. Overall I look forward to the next in the series.

Good listen

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I really enjoy all of the Bernard Knight books that I have listened to. Excellently narrated by Jonathan Keeble. Now I have to go on to listen to the others. Highly recommended.

The perfect listen

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This second installment was lacking something. It was flat and not very interesting. Too much time spent on the court proceedings.

Not as good as the first book

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This book really was a surprise. Written in the 1950s it described the cases and activities around a group of pathologists, forensic pathologists and the criminal and legal world. Unlike its sometimes unbelievable american counterparts this is down to earth and happens to real people! give it a try!

An excellent surprise

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