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Death of an Expert Witness Study Guide

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by P. D. James
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Death of an Expert Witness Study Guide consists of approx. 78 pages of summaries and analysis on Death of an Expert Witness by P. D. James. Browse the literature study guide below:

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Dr. Kerrison is being summoned to a murder scene. A young woman has been strangled in a clunch field. Dr. Kerrison is the forensic pathologist and his biggest concern is not waking up his daughter Nell as he prepares to go to the murder scene. Doc Kerrison believes he has achieved nothing in his life, which is full of uncertainty and anxiety. Kerrison is in the middle of a divorce and fighting for custody of his two children. As Kerrison is driving towards the scene, he thinks about the senior biologist Lorrimer, who rarely misses a homicide. (read more)
      Book 1, A Call to Murder, Chapter 1-5
      Book 1: A Call to Murder, Chapter 6-10
      Book 2: Death in a White Coat, Chapters 1-5
      Book 2, Death in a White Coat, Chapters 6-10
      Book 2: Death in a White Coat, Chapters 11-15
      Book Three: An Experimetal Man, Chapters 1-4
      Book Three: An Experimetal Man, Chapters 5-8
      Book 4: Hanged by the Neck, Chapters 1-5
      Book 4: Hanged by the Neck, Chapters 6-9
      Book 4: Hanged by the Neck, Chapters 10-13
      Book 5: The Clunch Pit, Chapters 1-5

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