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out of 5 stars The Water Isn't Deep Enough to Hide a Vicious Crime in Jim Kelly's Highly Intriguing Mystery, "The Water Clock" Reviewed in the United States on April 1, Philip Dryden, itinerant reporter for Ely's "The Crow," learns that a Nissan Spectre has been found submerged beneath the frozen waters of River Lark.4/5().  · The Water Clock (Philip Dryden Thrillers) by Jim Kelly. The Crowâ s offices were normally deserted on a Sunday but he met Henry coming out of his flat in full Scout commissionerâ s uniform and regalia. The editor was unnaturally and strangely excited. His bony throat pulsated with the bobbing of his Adamâ s apple. out of 5 stars The Water Isn't Deep Enough to Hide a Vicious Crime in Jim Kelly's Highly Intriguing Mystery, "The Water Clock" Reviewed in the United States on April 1, Philip Dryden, itinerant reporter for Ely's "The Crow," learns that a Nissan Spectre has been found submerged beneath the frozen waters of River www.doorway.rus:

The Water Clock In the snowbound landscape of the Cambridgeshire fens, a body is discovered, locked in a block of ice. High on Ely Cathedral a second corpse is found, grotesquely 'riding' a stone gargoyle. The Water Clock by Jim Kelly, , available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide. THE WATER CLOCK - Jim Kelly. THE WATER CLOCK opens with the discovery of a mutilated body crammed into the trunk of a car. The car is frozen under 15 feet of water in a river. The next day, another body is found, draped over one of the gargoyles at the top of Ely Cathedral. This one has been there for nearly 30 years.

The Water Clock [Kelly, Jim] on www.doorway.ru *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Water Clock. The Water Clock is just such a book, Jim Kelly one of those writers. In the best traditions of crime writing, Kelly is a journalist, as is his protagonist Phillip Dryden, a man still taunted by the grief of a car accident two years ago which left his wife Laura in a permanent coma. She exists in a nearby hospital, where he visits her every day. out of 5 stars The Water Isn't Deep Enough to Hide a Vicious Crime in Jim Kelly's Highly Intriguing Mystery, "The Water Clock" Reviewed in the United States on April 1, Philip Dryden, itinerant reporter for Ely's "The Crow," learns that a Nissan Spectre has been found submerged beneath the frozen waters of River Lark.