About the Author:
Gwendoline Butler writes under her own name and the pseudonym Jennie Melville. Educated at Haberdashers, she read history at Oxford, and later married Dr. Lionel Butler, Principal of Royal Holloway College. She has one daughter. She is a winner of the Crime Writers' Association's Silver Dagger Award. She was also selected as being one of the top two hundred crime writers in the world by "The London Times," She lives in Surrey, England.
From AudioFile:
British crime novelist Gwendoline Butler has written over 70 novels, many of them about Inspector John Coffin, who works in an unnamed big English city. Butler always manages to entertain by combining the bizarre with a traditional police procedural. In this one, Coffin and his team must discover who is murdering people and leaving their skulls about. Michael Tudor Barnes offers an unassuming reading that generally works well, although at times his pacing seems slightly off--he tends to pause midsentence, where a comma seems unlikely. A relaxed listen. A.C.S. © AudioFile 2003, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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