After being accused of a rape he did not commit and being ostracized by his community, Philip Winter seeks cover with an animal rights group, until another woman with revenge on her mind crosses his path
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In A Question of Belief, author Margaret Yorke blends two controversial issues--sexual harassment and animal rights--to make a potent modern morality play. Lives intersect with ominous results when a department-store executive falsely accused of sexually harassing a customer fakes his own death; he flees to rural England, where he meets a teenager in the thrall of a fanatical animal-rights activist. This dark tale of twisted psychology and murderous impulse played out against the cozy backdrop of a picturesque English village packs an unexpected punch.
Margaret Yorke was awarded the 1999 Cartier Diamond Dagger for her outstanding contribution to the crime fiction genre. She was a past chairman of the Crime Writers' Association and the author of over 50 novels. She died in November 2012.
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