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A choice of crime novels

About 3 pages (798 words)

The Spectator, February 10th, 2007

Natasha Cooper's heroine, Trish Maguire, is a barrister who subverts the stereotypes, an outsider whose troubled background sometimes gives her more in common with clients than colleagues. At the start of A Greater Evil (Simon & Schuster, £17.99), the latest novel in the series, Trish's private life is on a relatively even keel. At work, her attention is on a complex insurance case involving the Arrow, an elegant addition to the City's skyline which is developing some unexpected cracks. The opposing team includes a heavily pregnant friend, Cecilia. Then Cecilia is brutally attacked in th...

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