All Roads Leadeth
Peter Turnbull / Author Severn House Publishers $26.99 (0p) IS
The unearthing of a female skeleton puts the two Yorkshire cops on the trail of an unrepentant killer.
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Reviewed on: 07/01/2003
Genre: Fiction
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