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Where there's smoke . . .
. . . there's usually an Insurance Agent hurrying to the scene to assess the damage. When Oliver Branwell is sent to investigate a fire at Lowis Manor he finds that things are not all they seem at first glance - or second. In order to protect the woman he loves, Oliver is forced to side-step the rules. And as the suspense mounts, he discovers he has quite a few enemies - some of them intent on fanning the flames . . .
'Exceptionally readable.' Scotsman
'Winston Graham is one of the best half dozen novelists in this country.' Books and Bookmen
'Each chapter is more tense than its predecessor . . . the writing is highly polished, and distinguished by a rare suavity.' Daily Mail
. . . there's usually an Insurance Agent hurrying to the scene to assess the damage. When Oliver Branwell is sent to investigate a fire at Lowis Manor he finds that things are not all they seem at first glance - or second. In order to protect the woman he loves, Oliver is forced to side-step the rules. And as the suspense mounts, he discovers he has quite a few enemies - some of them intent on fanning the flames . . .
'Exceptionally readable.' Scotsman
'Winston Graham is one of the best half dozen novelists in this country.' Books and Bookmen
'Each chapter is more tense than its predecessor . . . the writing is highly polished, and distinguished by a rare suavity.' Daily Mail
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Review:
Exceptionally readable. (Scotsman)
Winston Graham is one of the best half dozen novelists in this country. (Books and Bookmen)
Each chapter is more tense than its predecessor . . . the writing is highly polished, and distinguished by a rare suavity. (Daily Mail)
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Winston Graham is one of the best half dozen novelists in this country. (Books and Bookmen)
Each chapter is more tense than its predecessor . . . the writing is highly polished, and distinguished by a rare suavity. (Daily Mail)
A dark, mysterious story about insurance fraud that goes very wrong, from the author of the Poldark series.
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- ISBN 10 0006121608
- ISBN 13 9780006121602
- BindingPaperback
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