'The quiet, confident atmosphere of Bredgar Chambers School is shattered by the discovery of the body of one of its pupils in a country churchyard. Who murdered the brilliant boy and why?'

Setting up a new book crossing zone in the new DSS building. Will be released onto the book shelf level 3.A.

Being released at the Canberra BookCrossing meet up for July at the Labour Club, City. If no one takes them they will go to a little library.

Picked up at the Bookcrossing meet at the City Labour Club in Civic, ACT. Thank you.

Well schooled in Murder by Elizabeth George is about the murder of a 13 year old school boy whose naked body was found in a Church yard. He was a student from the distinguished Bredgar Chambers School. Who murdered the brilliant boy and why?
Inspector Thomas Lynsey and his partner Barbara Havers were asked to investigate the murder and found they were hampered by the code of honour and loyalty that prevailed in the old and distinguished public school. They were astonished about what they discovered about the present and past history of the school. The murder took a long time to solve and they were shocked at what they discovered during the investigation. This is an interesting story with lots of twists and turns.

Released on a boulder near the sculpture of Jacky and Yarri, in Gundagai, NSW. Enjoy, and it's really appreciated if you can please log this book to let previous readers know it has found a new reader, and where it travels to next. Then we can all follow its journey. Thank you 🙂.


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