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    Death's Jest-Book: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 20
    The Death of Dalziel: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 22
    A Cure for All Diseases: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 23
    Audiobook series3 titles

    Dalziel and Pascoe Series

    Written by Reginald Hill

    Narrated by Shaun Dooley and Jonathan Keeble

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    About this series

    BOOK TWENTY IN THE DALZIEL AND PASCOE SERIES

    Caught in a huge Semtex explosion, it seems the only thing preventing Superintendent Andy Dalziel from death is his size – and sheer bloody-mindedness. An injured DCI Peter Pascoe is convinced there's a conspiracy at work, despite the security services concluding the blast was in fact an accident. Who, then, are the mysterious Knights Templar with their gruesome acts of vengeance? And what of a hit-and-run on one of Pascoe's colleagues? And, most importantly, will Dalziel ever wake up to hear the truth…?

    “One of Britain's most consistently excellent crime novelists.” THE TIMES.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherW. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateMay 1, 2008
    Death's Jest-Book: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 20
    The Death of Dalziel: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 22
    A Cure for All Diseases: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 23

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      A Cure for All Diseases: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 23
      A Cure for All Diseases: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 23

      A Cure for All Diseases: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 23

      Reginald Hill
      5/5 - 6 ratings
      5/5 - 6 ratings

      BOOK TWENTY ONE IN THE DALZIEL AND PASCOE SERIES He may have been in a coma but it would take an act of God to put Superintendent 'Fat' Andy Dalziel down for good. In the meantime, He'll settle for a few weeks' bed-rest. Sandytown, a pleasant seaside resort devoted to healing, seems just the ticket. And when a fellow newcomer appears in the shapely form of psychologist Charlotte Heywood, Dalziel develops an unexpected passion for alternative therapy. But Sandytown's warring landowners have grandiose plans for the resort. One of them has to go and when one of them does, in spectacularly gruesome fashion, DCI Peter Pascoe is called in to investigate - with Dalziel and Charlotte providing unwelcome support. And Pascoesoon finds dark forces at work in a place where holistic remedies are no match for the oldest cure of all… “A characteristically funny, perceptive and deftly plotted tale.” MAIL ON SUNDAY.

      BOOK TWENTY ONE IN THE DALZIEL AND PASCOE SERIES He may have been in a coma but it would take an act of God to put Superintendent 'Fat' Andy Dalziel down for good. In the meantime, He'll settle for a few weeks' bed-rest. Sandytown, a pleasant seaside resort devoted to healing, seems just the ticket. And when a fellow newcomer appears in the shapely form of psychologist Charlotte Heywood, Dalziel develops an unexpected passion for alternative therapy. But Sandytown's warring landowners have grandiose plans for the resort. One of them has to go and when one of them does, in spectacularly gruesome fashion, DCI Peter Pascoe is called in to investigate - with Dalziel and Charlotte providing unwelcome support. And Pascoesoon finds dark forces at work in a place where holistic remedies are no match for the oldest cure of all… “A characteristically funny, perceptive and deftly plotted tale.” MAIL ON SUNDAY.

    • 20

      Death's Jest-Book: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 20
      Death's Jest-Book: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 20

      Death's Jest-Book: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 20

      Reginald Hill
      4/5 - 11 ratings
      4/5 - 11 ratings

      BOOK EIGHTEEN IN THE DALZIEL AND PASCOE SERIES Ex-convict and aspiring academic, Franny Roote, has started writing enigmatic letters to DCI Peter Pascoe who immediately smells a rat. DS Edgar Wield, intervening in a suspected kidnapping, takes a vulnerable rentboy under his wing, one who is hiding an earth-shattering secret. And young DC Bowler is looking forward to a weekend away with his girlfriend – but her dreams are filled with a horror too terrifying to share. Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Dalziel, lording it over his team, is famed for his omniscience. But even he is unable to foresee the disaster towards which they are all tumbling… “Reginald Hill is probably the best living crime writer in the English-speaking world.” INDEPENDENT.

      BOOK EIGHTEEN IN THE DALZIEL AND PASCOE SERIES Ex-convict and aspiring academic, Franny Roote, has started writing enigmatic letters to DCI Peter Pascoe who immediately smells a rat. DS Edgar Wield, intervening in a suspected kidnapping, takes a vulnerable rentboy under his wing, one who is hiding an earth-shattering secret. And young DC Bowler is looking forward to a weekend away with his girlfriend – but her dreams are filled with a horror too terrifying to share. Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Dalziel, lording it over his team, is famed for his omniscience. But even he is unable to foresee the disaster towards which they are all tumbling… “Reginald Hill is probably the best living crime writer in the English-speaking world.” INDEPENDENT.

    • 22

      The Death of Dalziel: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 22
      The Death of Dalziel: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 22

      The Death of Dalziel: Dalziel and Pascoe, Book 22

      Reginald Hill
      4/5 - 13 ratings
      4/5 - 13 ratings

      BOOK TWENTY IN THE DALZIEL AND PASCOE SERIES Caught in a huge Semtex explosion, it seems the only thing preventing Superintendent Andy Dalziel from death is his size – and sheer bloody-mindedness. An injured DCI Peter Pascoe is convinced there's a conspiracy at work, despite the security services concluding the blast was in fact an accident. Who, then, are the mysterious Knights Templar with their gruesome acts of vengeance? And what of a hit-and-run on one of Pascoe's colleagues? And, most importantly, will Dalziel ever wake up to hear the truth…? “One of Britain's most consistently excellent crime novelists.” THE TIMES.

      BOOK TWENTY IN THE DALZIEL AND PASCOE SERIES Caught in a huge Semtex explosion, it seems the only thing preventing Superintendent Andy Dalziel from death is his size – and sheer bloody-mindedness. An injured DCI Peter Pascoe is convinced there's a conspiracy at work, despite the security services concluding the blast was in fact an accident. Who, then, are the mysterious Knights Templar with their gruesome acts of vengeance? And what of a hit-and-run on one of Pascoe's colleagues? And, most importantly, will Dalziel ever wake up to hear the truth…? “One of Britain's most consistently excellent crime novelists.” THE TIMES.

    Author

    Reginald Hill

    Reginald Hill, acclaimed English crime writer, was a native of Cumbria and a former resident of Yorkshire, the setting for his novels featuring Superintendent Andy Dalziel and DCI Peter Pascoe. Their appearances won Hill numerous awards, including a CWA Golden Dagger and the Cartier Diamond Dagger Lifetime Achievement Award. The Dalziel and Pascoe stories were also adapted into a hugely popular BBC TV series. Hill died in 2012.

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