Death in Perspective
Berry Hill seemed the perfect place to house-sit. Jenny would be able to put the past behind her, while Robin sought that elusive job. But the house proves very isolated and all is not right. And why does the aggravating Detective Sergeant Bridgeman pester Jenny about a missing schoolgirl? Then a young woman is found murdered and Bridgeman’s ever expanding enquiries lead to a dodgy photographer, a seedy animal sanctuary and a clothes-conscious headmistress. Meanwhile, strange and threatening events wreck Jenny’s rural idyll and it is not just the perspective of the garden shed she needs to get right in her painting . . .
Other Awards
Threatening, wooded area with a moody woman’s face overlaid on original cover.
Sub-genres
Other books by Joan Lock
BLUE MURDER?
The British Policewoman: Her Story 2nd Edition
Tales from Bow Street
Lady Policeman
SCOTLAND YARD CASEBOOK: The Making of the CID 1865-1935
Please, Nurse!
Seis Rosas Blancas
Marlborough Street; The Story of a London Court
Famous Trials, Famous Prisons and Protecting Yourself Against Criminals
Dead Letters
Dead Image
Dead Born
Dead End
Dead Fall
Dead Loss
Dead Centre
The British Policewoman: Her Story
Scotland Yard’s First Cases
The Princess Alice Disaster
Reluctant Nightingale
Join the CWA
Become part of a thriving community of successful crime writers with invaluable support, expertise and marketing opportunities for all our members.
