Wet Graves: Cliff Hardy 13
Nov 2014 · CLIFF HARDY Book 13 · Allen & Unwin
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Hardy's thirteenth case leads him back fifty years to the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
'The godfather of Australian crime fiction.'
The life of a private investigator is seldom plain sailing, and it certainly doesn't help when someone unknown is trying to cancel your licence. Cliff Hardy needs to find out why, and he also needs to get to the bottom of the case of missing schoolteacher Brian Madden.
Finding answers to both questions takes all Hardy's resourcefulness and contacts - police, underworld and press. Dangers - and bodies - appear all over Sydney and Hardy is lucky to keep both his life and his licence.
'The godfather of Australian crime fiction.'
The life of a private investigator is seldom plain sailing, and it certainly doesn't help when someone unknown is trying to cancel your licence. Cliff Hardy needs to find out why, and he also needs to get to the bottom of the case of missing schoolteacher Brian Madden.
Finding answers to both questions takes all Hardy's resourcefulness and contacts - police, underworld and press. Dangers - and bodies - appear all over Sydney and Hardy is lucky to keep both his life and his licence.
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Dave Lazzari
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18 May 2017
Typically good Peter Corris' Cliff Hardy story. Compact & moves quickly. Always worth reading. Read this story several times before and still enjoyable. Disappointingly this version suffers from multiple minor typos, an obvious lack of proof-reading before publishing. Correcting them would be nice
About the author
Peter Corris has been writing his best selling Cliff Hardy detective stories for thirty years. He's written many other books, including a very successful 'as-told-to' autobiography of Fred Hollows, and a collection of short stories about golf.
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