Given to me specifically for bookcrossing. From the back of the book:0)

Pal Maciver's locked-room suicide exactly mirrors his father's ten years earlier. In each death accusing fingers point to the beautiful and enigmatic Kay Kafka, Pal's stepmother. But she has a formidable champion in Detective Superintendent Andrew Dalziel - which makes DCI Peter Pascoe's investigation doubly difficult. Not only must he disentangle the twisted relationships of the Maciver family, but he has to deal with an obstructive superior - and friend.

Even so, it becomes clear that the fall-out from Pal's death goes far beyond Yorkshire. And that for some people, the heart too is a locked room where it is always midnight.....

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