Ebook {Epub PDF} Henrietta Who? by Catherine Aird

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She was born in Yorkshire, and is the author of more than twenty crime fiction novels and story collections. Aird is creator of the Sloan and Crosby novels, set in the CID department of the fictional Berebury, West Calleshire, England. She served as Chairman of the Crime Writers’ Association from But just before her 21st birthday, her mother is struck by a hit and run driver, and Henrietta discovers she's not who she thought she bltadwin.ru is the third in Aird's series of excellently well-written, police-procedural-types of classic British mystery with the team of Detective-Inspector Sloan (methodical, persistent, an all-around "good copper") and Detective-Constable Crosby (young, brash and a bit dim).The best about Aird's books is that she actually gives you the clues (in the best. Aird thoughtfully explores what it would feel like for Henrietta to suddenly find that everything she knew about herself and her family was wrong, generating enormous sympathy. The reader will want Henrietta to find answers to give her back that sense of identity that has been taken from her making that search for answers all the more engaging.