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The Inspector Lynley Mysteries — Series 4
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90mIn Divine ProportionReturning to work after his injury, Havers found himself dispatched to rural Suffolk, where a young woman had been killed with a shotgun. Lynley expressed concern over how this case might affect her recovery. Then, a photograph depicting the victim engaged in an argument with a man arrived at the station, and a single, enigmatic word was painted on the wall at the crime scene – as if someone were attempting to guide their investigation. This led them to unearth a long-held secret, carefully concMar 17, 20057.8Mar 17, 200590m7.802
90mIn the Guise of DeathWhile Havers enjoys a holiday in Cornwall, studying Aikido, Lynley is also visiting his mother in the county when a local horse trainer is discovered hanged within a stable on the neighboring estate. The deceased man’s financial difficulties initially point to suicide; however, Lynley soon uncovers connections to smuggling activities. A further indication suggests the perpetrator may be surprisingly near. As the investigation unfolds, Lynley finds himself contemplating his own future—whether itMar 24, 20057.8Mar 24, 200590m7.803
90mThe Seed of CunningLynley and Havers found themselves embroiled in an inquiry following the death of a porter at the House of Lords. Initially, suspicion fell upon the deceased’s considerable gambling debts; however, the investigation swiftly deepened with the murder of a senior clerk. Evidence began to surface suggesting a far more complex conspiracy—one involving stolen test reports pertaining to a cutting-edge missile system. While Havers painstakingly tracked the whereabouts of the missing documents, she and LMar 31, 20057.5Mar 31, 200590m7.504
90mThe Word of GodA frozen body, that of a man, was discovered on a meat truck within London’s bustling Smithfield Market. Upon him lay a fabricated British passport and an Arabic manuscript penned upon a delicate sheet of vellum. The deceased seemed to be an undocumented immigrant; yet the circumstances surrounding his death suggested something beyond simple accident. It transpired that the manuscript was a page from an ancient Koran, possessing considerable monetary value. And Lynley found himself increasinglyApr 7, 20057.5Apr 7, 200590m7.5
