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  The Devil's Home on Leave (Paperback) By (author) Derek Raymond

  

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  Short Description for The Devil's Home on LeaveA man's corpse is discovered in a Rotherhithe warehouse, chopped up, boiled to avoid identification, and bundled into five Waitrose carrier bags. Our nameless narrator from A14 - the 'Unexplained Deaths' division of the Met - is put on the case. Operating, as usual, the narrator's investigations uncover much more than the murderer.
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  • Publisher: Serpent's Tail
  • Published: 19 April 2007
  • Format: Paperback 224 pages
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  • Categories: Crime
  • ISBN 13: 9781852427979 ISBN 10: 1852427973
  • Sales rank: 227,259

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Full description for The Devil's Home on Leave

• A man's corpse is discovered in a Rotherhithe warehouse, chopped up, boiled to avoid identification, and bundled into five Waitrose carrier bags. Our nameless narrator from A14 - the 'Unexplained Deaths' division of the Met - is put on the case. Operating, as usual, with his wit and sheer nerve in place of adequate resources and contacts, the narrator's investigations uncover much more than the murderer. As he probes a world of horror in South London, a terrible secret from his own past emerges. 'A bizarre mixture of Chandleresque elegance...and naked brutality' - "Daily Telegraph". 'Hellishly bleak and moving' - "New Statesman" . "Superb...an English Chandler...only better' - "Daily Mail".