A motorist dies after plunging off a bridge. A motorcyclist is found dead after a fatal encounter with a tree. Two apparently innocous tragedies, until two Dialogues are submitted to a local literary competition, claiming responsibility for the deaths. A journalist meets her maker in fact and then fiction, as victim of the third Dialogue.
"A motorist dies after plunging off a bridge. A motorcyclist is found dead after a fatal encounter with a tree. Two apparently innocous tragedies, until two Dialogues are submitted to a local literary competition, claiming responsibility for the deaths. A journalist meets her maker in fact and then fiction, as victim of the third Dialogue."@en
"A man drowns, and another dies in a motorbike crash. The "Mid-Yorkshire Gazette" receives correspondence from someone claiming responsibility for the deaths. But when a third indisputable murder takes place, Dalziel and Pascoe find themselves playing a game no-one knows the rules of."@en
"A man drowns, and another dies in a motorbike crash. Yet the "Mid-Yorkshire Gazette" receive correspondence from someone claiming responsibility for the deaths. But when a third indisputable murder takes place, Dalziel and Pascoe find themselves playing a game no-one knows the rules of."@en
"Lately, there have been more fatal accidents than usual in Mid-Yorkshire, U.K. One man drowned and another crashed his motorcycle into a tree. No one particularly takes notice of these events, however, until an alert librarian, who is in charge of a local short story competition, discovers stories detailing the deaths of these men--written and submitted before the accidents occurred. A dangerous maniac author is on the loose, and it's up to inspectors Peter Pascoe, "Fat Andy" Dalziel, and Etherlbert "Hat" Bowler to puzzle out the clues amidst a growing body count."
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