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The Lake Frome Monster

By: Arthur W. Upfield
Narrated by: Peter Hosking
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When Eric Maidstone was found dead near Bore Ten, just west of the Dingo-proof Fence, the first thought of those who discovered his body was that he might have been attacked by the rogue camel known as the Lake Frome Monster. But camels don't carry guns, and Maidstone had a bullet-hole in his chest... which put the monster in the clear. So who did kill this young man? It was up to Bony, disguised as a worker on the Fence, to find out.©2013 William Upfield. Published in association with ETT Imprint (P)2013 Bolinda Publishing Fiction Mystery Police Procedural

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"Napoleon Bonaparte, my best detective." (The Daily Express)
"Utterly Absorbing." (The Sunday Sun)
"Highly Entertaining." (The Glasgow Herald)
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