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Murder in All Furty, September 2022
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Murder in Immunity, March 2022
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The Gypsy Queen, May 2021
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Murder in Unsound Mind, March 2021
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Murder in Revelation, September 2020
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The Spanish Mask, June 2020
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Murder in Deep Regret, March 2020
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Murder in the Blood, September 2019
e-Book
A Death in Sheffield, June 2019
e-Book
Murder in Just Cause, March 2019
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Murder in Spite, September 2018
Paperback / e-Book
The True Pretender, June 2018
e-Book
Murder in Misdirection, March 2018
e-Book
Murder in Shadow, September 2017
e-Book
The Barbary Mark, June 2017
e-Book
Murder in All Honour, March 2017
Paperback / e-Book
Murder in Containment, September 2016
Paperback / e-Book
The Bengal Bridegift, June 2016
e-Book
Murder in Hindsight, April 2015
Hardcover / e-Book
Murder In Retribution, August 2014
Hardcover / e-Book
Daughter Of The God-King, December 2013
Paperback / e-Book
Murder In Thrall, August 2013
Hardcover / e-Book
Tainted Angel, June 2013
Paperback / e-Book

MURDER IN REVELATION
By: Anne Cleeland

Doyle & Acton Mystery #12
Bowker
September 2020
On Sale: September 1, 2020
240 pages
ISBN: 1734431636
EAN: 9781734431636
Kindle: B08H8747LS
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Mystery Police Procedural

Detective Sergeant Kathleen Doyle was investigating a tip she’d received about doctors who were being assaulted at a London free clinic, but—strangely enough—none of the volunteers was willing to give her a statement. Instead, her only witness offered a fanciful tale about supernatural evildoers—which was nonsense, of course; it was clearly an attempt to shift the blame to the appropriate cultural bogeyman.

Although it did seem as though there were a lot of strange things happening, and all of them at once. A shame, that she had to interrupt the investigation to attend a servant’s funeral at Trestles, but Acton felt they were obligated to go. If only she didn’t feel as though her husband was a little too eager to attend this particular funeral. . . .