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The Cruise Connection
Bob Burns Investigates, Book 3
By: Peter Kerr
Narrated by: James Bryce
Length: 11 hrs and 29 mins

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The Cruise Connection

Name: The Cruise Connection
Brand: Soundings
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By: Peter Kerr

Narrated by: James Bryce

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Summary

The droll Scots detective, Bob Burns, is once more aided by forensic scientist and ladyfriend, Dr Julie Bryson, and abetted by overly-keen Andy Green.

Working undercover on a cruise liner bound for the Canary Islands, Bob and his two sidekicks have plenty to cope with. The discovery of a severed finger in a passenger’s quiche lorraine sparks an investigation full of greed, guile, deceit and double-dealing.

Does the finger belong to an alleged man-overboard victim? Was the man-overboard victim pushed, or did he commit suicide? Is it all just a cleverly engineered insurance scam?