Description
When a respected Conservative Member of Parliament and a homeless man are found murdered inside a London church, Commander Adam Dalgliesh faces a case whose victims seem to share nothing but the brutality of their deaths. As the investigation moves from Parliament and the corridors of privilege to the city’s neglected streets, Dalgliesh uncovers a web of concealed histories, strained loyalties, and private grievances. The novel explores class, power, morality, and the uneasy relationship between public respectability and hidden corruption. With its intricate plotting, psychological depth, and quietly incisive prose, it is a compelling entry in the acclaimed Dalgliesh series.
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Details
First Published
1986
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for A Taste for Death by p.d. james.


