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  • Error of Judgment

  • Inspector John Crow Series, Book 2
  • By: Roy Lewis
  • Narrated by: Chris MacDonnell
  • Length: 8 hrs and 4 mins
  • 3.6 out of 5 stars (9 ratings)
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By: Roy Lewis
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Summary

A young woman is found dead in a college while the students demonstrate. It turns out she was the principal's secretary, and there was more to her than meets the eye.  

Who wanted her dead and why? And what does it have to do with the student revolt led by a charismatic firebrand from Iraq?  

Inspector John Crow is called in and has little doubt who's responsible, but a series of surprises will make him reconsider everything. Many of the faculty seem to have things to hide.  

Inspector John Crow    

Skeletally-built, mild-mannered Inspector John Crow is established in the Murder Squad in London and constantly meets hostility when he is called upon to work on murder cases in regional crime squads in Wales and the Midlands. He displays strong moral feelings, and a sensitivity which brings him into conflict with regional staff as he doggedly and successfully pursues the truth in cases where he is called in.
©2018 Roy Lewis (P)2019 Tantor
Crime Fiction Police Procedurals Traditional Detectives Suspense
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A 1960s college campus comes to life.

In "Error of Judgment," Roy Lewis vividly brings to life the turmoil and discontent of a 1960s college campus. Conflicts only deepen when the body of a young woman is discovered just as student protests are about to start.
As always, Lewis presents an array of not necessarily likeable but undeniably fascinating characters and peppers his writing with dry, witty commentary about these odd yet weirdly convincing creations of his mind. The book is also excellently plotted and paced and kept me guessing until the very end.

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