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#6 · Last Train to Lime Street: An International Crime Mystery (Mersey Murder Mysteries Book 6)
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A peaceful cricket match turns to mystery, when star player Aaron Decker is found dead in his bed.
Somehow, the case is connected to the disappearance of a German U-Boat and a British warship in 1945.
With events in Britain, Germany, U.S and Canada all involved, D.I. Andy Ross and his team have to work together with international law enforcement and a respected German historian to not only solve the murder of Aaron Decker, but the strange case of U3000's last voyage.
This is a standalone mystery, and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read other books in the series.
Winner, Best Book We've Read All Year Award 2018 (Readfree.ly)
Praise:
★★★★★ - "The characters are real, and the story fast-paced. This is murder mystery that ranks with the masters."
★★★★★ - "Great characters and loads of twists and turns... Excellent reading for mystery lovers."
★★★★★ - "A rousing tale of mystery and intrigue."
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