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Home > Crime Novels > Modern Detective > Child's Play: Dalziel and Pascoe Series, Book 9 (Unabridged)

Child's Play: Dalziel and Pascoe Series, Book 9 Audiobook (Unabridged)

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Listener Rating: 4.47 out of 5

Author: Reginald Hill
Audio Length: 8 hour 53 min
Release Date: 25/03/2005
Narrator: Colin Buchanan
Format: Unabridged

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Audio Book Summary

Andy Dalziel was preoccupied with the illegal book that one of his Sergeants was running on who was to be appointed as the new Chief Constable...and how to make sure his own bet paid off. But when a battered Ford Escort containing one very dead Italian turned up in the police car park, Peter Pascoe and his bloated superior were plunged into an investigation that made internal police politics look like child's play.