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  2. Dead Man In The Harbor : Detective John Robichaud, Book 2

Dead man in the harbor : Detective John Robichaud, book 2

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    Author: Doucette, H. Paul
    Summary:

    The job was hard enough since Halifax became the focal point as the major staging area for the convoys supplying the war effort in England. Robichaud had his hands full dealing with the influx of people looking for work, foreign merchantmen looking for distractions from the perils of convoy duty and servicemen waiting transport across the Atlantic. Compounding his headaches was the growing shortages for affordable housing and the prohibitions on liquor sales in the city. Now he had a murder to deal with. The dead man with a hole in his head was fished from the water just outside the anti-submarine nets by a local fishing boat. His name was Denny Cafferty, a suspected IRA soldier who fled Ireland and the British Special Branch. Robichaud and his partner, Pete Duncan, would soon find themselves up to their necks with more murders and a homicidal German spy.

    Genre: Canadian fiction, Detective and mystery fiction
    Original Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] , Books WE LOVE LTD
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    0228610788

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    9780228610786

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The job was hard enough since Halifax became the focal point as the major staging area for the convoys supplying the war effort in England. Robichaud had his hands full dealing with the influx of people looking for work, foreign merchantmen looking for distractions from the perils of convoy duty and servicemen waiting transport across the Atlantic. Compounding his headaches was the growing shortages for affordable housing and the prohibitions on liquor sales in the city. Now he had a murder to deal with. The dead man with a hole in his head was fished from the water just outside the anti-submarine nets by a local fishing boat. His name was Denny Cafferty, a suspected IRA soldier who fled Ireland and the British Special Branch. Robichaud and his partner, Pete Duncan, would soon find themselves up to their necks with more murders and a homicidal German spy.

Genre
Canadian fiction
Detective and mystery fiction
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[Place of publication not identified]

Books WE LOVE LTD

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