Hardworking Detective Inspector Montague Pluke has decided to take a much-needed holiday from his job at the Crickledale CID to go in search of the Lost Giants' Horse Trough of Trippingdale. Fresh country air and a visit to the prestigious Trippingdale Castle - what more could anyone want? But...
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Hardworking Detective Inspector Montague Pluke has decided to take a much-needed holiday from his job at the Crickledale CID to go in search of the Lost Giants' Horse Trough of Trippingdale.
Fresh country air and a visit to the prestigious Trippingdale Castle - what more could anyone want?
But his holiday is abruptly disturbed when, while searching the closed-down estate, Pluke stumbles upon the body of the estate's heir floating face down in shallow waters.
To make matters even stranger, the heir and several other people in the village had recently received a single pressed snowdrop - a well-known sign of death.
Much to Pluke's displeasure, his quiet countryside holiday is turning into a hair-raising hunt for the murderer. It could be anyone in the village...
Can he find the murderer before another body is found?
Or is this well-pressed shroud a harbinger for a series of killings that Pluke will fail to prevent?
‘A Well-Pressed Shroud’ is a chilling crime thriller from the a master of the genre.
'A gripping page-turner' - Tom Kasey, best-selling author of 'Cold Kill'.
For the last 30 years, Nicholas Rhea has been writing books, drawing on his experiences in the police force, his never-ending enthusiasm for Yorkshire and his continuing interest in crime fact and fiction. His best known work, the Constable stories, provided the inspiration for the hugely popular Heartbeat TV series, and he remained involved with the series as a consultant until filming ended in 2009.
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