Arrow Books 2010, printed & bound in Great Britain —Very Good condition
A Wexford Case- Book 11
‘You’re over-pessimistic,’ said Chief Inspector Wexford. ‘If a man begins with certainties, he shall end in doubts, but if he will be content to begin with doubts he shall end in certainties.
The tragic death of Manuel Camargue, 
Kingsmarkham’s very own celebrity flautist, is met with a ruling of misadventure. But when, after an absence of nineteen years, Camargue’s entrancing daughter Natalie reappears, Dinah, his fiancée, goes to Wexford for help.
Dinah believes Natalie is not who she claims to be. Knowing there is a large inheritance at stake, Wexford begins to investigate.  But then events take a gruesome twist and now, more than ever, Wexford must establish Natalie’s true identity.