Andrew stirs DC Harris to make contact following a letter about the art robberies, in the Dumfries Weekly. They are now cautious allies in sharing information and hunches, not least the possibility of a double strike occurring in the near future at Kirkcudbright. Anne-Marie, and her mother, along with Caitlin experience the curiosities of the Open Garden Scheme. Andrew is taken to a choral concert and afterwards persuaded by Anne-Marie that he should join a choir in Moniaive. Michael and Esme nudge towards a more harmonious ending of their marriage. But having figured out where and when the next break-in might occur, the three sleuths are thwarted when they go to the Kirkcudbright tattoo and firework display but see no signs of burglary or criminal activity.
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Copyright © David Graham Clark 2023
AUTHOR’S NOTE: In this story I mix up and blur chronologies, geographies and biographies. Any resemblance to a person living or dead is purely coincidental. The 12 chapters of the novel Epiphanies and Robberies appeared sequentially throughout 2023. They have now been re-drafted and are in search of a publisher.
The novel also has a playlist to enjoy, you can find it here: http://open.spotify.com/playlist/0XSzB1w8hfrRPUBzs4KFNF?si=JkkDbGmRQM2WeHjcOrFO
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