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Walking With Ghosts
  

Walking With Ghosts [Paperback]

John Baker
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Edward Blake paid #25,000 ransom for his wife, India. When she failed to show, he called the police, who weren't very interested. When India turns up dead, the police suspect Edward, but have no proof, and the insurance company, reluctant to pay the huge life insurance policy, call in Sam Taylor.

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John Baker is the author of four Sam Turner novels, Poet in the Corner, Death

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5.0 out of 5 stars Dark, Disturbing, Unforgettable, Feb 1 2004
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Vesta Irene (the Pacific Northwest) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Walking With Ghosts (Paperback)
India Blake, the wife of Edward, a wealthy political lobbyist has disappeared. The police assume she has absconded with an unknown lover and faked a kidnapping. But when her body is discovered three months later in a box by York Racecourse, it gets the cop's attention. They get more interested when they find out about the two and a half million pound life insurance policy Edward had taken out on India only a year earlier and the life insurance company wants Sam Turner to investigate.

Now Baker shifts the narrative and we are drawn into the story of Sam's wife Dora, who is in pain and dying of cancer. We see her through the memories she wanders through as Sam cares for her.

Because of his wife's condition, Sam isn't eager to accept the case for the insurance company, so he hands it off to his team, continuing characters Marie and Geordie. However the case just doesn't want to leave Sam alone.

WALKING WITH GHOSTS is at times dark and disturbing as it moves between Dora's deathbed memories and the case at hand. The reader is drawn into a tale of political and personal corruption that she will never forget. She will never forget Dora either and she will never forget this wonderful story that gets five stars from me.

Reviewed by Vesta Irene

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5.0 out of 5 stars Dark, Disturbing, Unforgettable, Sep 24 2005
By Vesta Irene - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Walking with Ghosts (Sam Taylor mysteries) (Paperback)
India Blake, the wife of Edward, a wealthy political lobbyist has disappeared. The police assume she has absconded with an unknown lover and faked a kidnapping. But when her body is discovered three months later in a box by York Racecourse, it gets the cop's attention. They get more interested when they find out about the two and a half million pound life insurance policy Edward had taken out on India only a year earlier and the life insurance company wants Sam Turner to investigate.

Now Baker shifts the narrative and we are drawn into the story of Sam's wife Dora, who is in pain and dying of cancer. We see her through the memories she wanders through as Sam cares for her.

Because of his wife's condition, Sam isn't eager to accept the case for the insurance company, so he hands it off to his team, continuing characters Marie and Geordie. However the case just doesn't want to leave Sam alone.

WALKING WITH GHOSTS is at times dark and disturbing as it moves between Dora's deathbed memories and the case at hand. The reader is drawn into a tale of political and personal corruption that she will never forget. She will never forget Dora either and she will never forget this wonderful story that gets five stars from me.

Reviewed by Vesta Irene
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