School for scandal

School for scandal

by Geraldine Ryan

Part of Linford mystery library

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Three stories: In SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, Lucy Lockley, THE BUGLE's chief reporter, suspects the local school headmaster of being on the fiddle - then discovers something far more scandalous. Meanwhile, in MAKING A DIFFERENCE, new Police Community Support Officer Shelley Lansdown normally deals with missing items - but finds herself investigating the disappearance of a family. And in CLOSING TIME, DC Myra McAllister attempts to unravel a murder committed in 1962 - and appears to step back in time...

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    How do the three seemingly distinct stories in the collection intersect to create a broader portrait of community and human nature?

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    In School for Scandal, Lucy uncovers a secret far darker than she initially anticipated; how do small-town rumors and investigative journalism shape the truth in our everyday lives?

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    Shelley Lansdown transitions from petty thefts to investigating a missing family in Making a Difference; how does her unique perspective as a Police Community Support Officer change the way she approaches justice compared to traditional detectives?

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