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The House with no rooms

A chilling new case for the Detective's Daughter. The summer of 1976 was the hottest in living memory. Britain sweltered, trees and plants wilted, fire ripped through forests and rivers ran dry. In London's Kew Gardens a ten year old girl was parted from her friends and, dizzied by scorching heat, wandered lost into its secluded undergrowth. Forty years later, the detective's daughter Stella Darnell takes on a chilling new case. Along with Jack, a train driver, she will be drawn to the secret spaces of Kew, and to an unsolved murder that has lain dormant for decades.

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Barcode Shelf Location Collection Volume Ref. Branch Status Due Date Res.
32320004190264 F
Fiction-Adult   East Maitland library . . On Loan . 26 Apr 2024
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ISBN 9781784972226 (paperback)
Classification Number F
Author Thomson, Lesley, 1958-
Title The House with no rooms [BK]
Physical Description 1 illustration, 1 map ;
Series The Detective's Daughter Bk.4
A chilling new case for the Detective's Daughter. The summer of 1976 was the hottest in living memory. Britain sweltered, trees and plants wilted, fire ripped through forests and rivers ran dry. In London's Kew Gardens a ten year old girl was parted from her friends and, dizzied by scorching heat, wandered lost into its secluded undergrowth. Forty years later, the detective's daughter Stella Darnell takes on a chilling new case. Along with Jack, a train driver, she will be drawn to the secret spaces of Kew, and to an unsolved murder that has lain dormant for decades.
Subject Women's Studies -- Social reformers -- Social Science -- History -- Feminism
Biography and Autobiography -- Political activists
Sociology -- Feminists -- United States -- Biography
Travel -- Philosophy
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