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Guilty conscience
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- "The couple's home turns up dead, Rosa must unearth the skeletons of the couple's troubled marriage and fit together the pieces of a complicated puzzle. Readers who have enjoyed Michael Underwood's smooth writing and intricate storytelling will regret the end of this master's career, even as they savor his final mystery."
- "Guilty Conscience is the final novel in the long-running series featuring London solicitor Rosa Epton. A well-to-do middle-aged woman, Evelyn Henshaw, comes to Rosa's office and demands that, in the event of her disappearance, her husband be investigated for murder. Rosa is more than a little doubtful. Hesitant to take on this new client, she is drawn in when Mr. Henshaw one day arrives at her office, claiming his wife has disappeared. And when the young lodger living in."
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