A cleverly constructed mystery, populated by Marsh's usual fine range of eccentrics, business-like coppers, and exceedingly unpleasant people. The plot revolves around an equivalent of South Africa post-apartheid. Marsh deals reasonably well with race, though the attitude she takes toward it (that...
I did in fact listen to this book on audio Cd's but couldn't find the right picture for that one.
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