The Windy Side of the Law - Woods, Sara
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"He didn't know where he was... ...and hard on that realization the further thought came with the force of a blow. He didn't know who he was." Antony and Jenny Maitland's old friend Peter Hammond didn't think he had smuggled heroin into the country when he alighted in London from an engineering job overseas-but he just couldn't remember! And he was certain he didn't murder that man in the hotel. But the police investigating the case investigating the case are convinced otherwise. Can Antony discover the truth behind the diabolical machinations of a seeming criminal conspiracy to frame an…mehr

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"He didn't know where he was... ...and hard on that realization the further thought came with the force of a blow. He didn't know who he was." Antony and Jenny Maitland's old friend Peter Hammond didn't think he had smuggled heroin into the country when he alighted in London from an engineering job overseas-but he just couldn't remember! And he was certain he didn't murder that man in the hotel. But the police investigating the case investigating the case are convinced otherwise. Can Antony discover the truth behind the diabolical machinations of a seeming criminal conspiracy to frame an innocent man, or this time is his client really cooked? Before it's all over not only the liberty and life of Peter will be put gravely in peril, but that of Antony as well! "Plenty of crisp action" Francis Goff, Sunday Telegraph "Delightfully complicated story of drugs and thugs and amnesia," Virginia Pagley, Newsday
Autorenporträt
Sara Woods, the pen name of Eileen Mary Lana Hutton Bowen Judd, was bornin 1916 in Bradford, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Francis Burton Hutton, a garage proprietor and Sara Roberta Woods, the daughter of a buyer for an engineering firm.In 1946 she married electrical engineer Anthony George Bowen Judd. Following a dozen years of farming in rural Yorkshire, the couple moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada in 1958, where Sara began her prolific mystery writing career. She became well-known for her detective series featuring canny barrister Antony Maitland - a character inspired by her beloved older brother, Antony Woods Hutton, a promising young solicitor who was tragically killed in 1941 at the age of 33 when as a Royal Air Force pilot in the Second World War his plane was shot down during action in Egypt.Sara Woods' detective novels were celebrated for their intricate plots and the authenticity of their courtroom settings and they garnered a longtime, loyal readership. Sara passed away at the age of 69 on November 6, 1985, leaving behind her a rich legacy of four dozen Antony Maitland mysteries.