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Gerald Hammond’s latest novel delivers a brisk new adventure for Keith Calder, the rakish ex-poacher and gunsmith, and introduces an attractive new sleuth, Calder’s daughter Deborah. Keith’s friend and customer Robin Winterton has been murdered, and—almost as shocking to Keith—his not-so grieving widow has sold Winterton’s superb ...
Author Gerald Hammond pens the “Keith Calder” series of mystery novels. The series began publication in the year 1979, when “Dead Game” was released. The series ended publication after 23 novels in the year 1997, when “Follow That Gun” was released. The novels are set in different parts of Scotland.
The police verdict is suicide, but his widow suspects foul play. She enlists Keith’s help to prove it. But someone doesn’t want Keith involved and a menacing caller threatens his family. With the case becoming dangerously personal, Keith must prove the impossible murder is very much possible.
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Keith Calder Series by Gerald Hammond. 23 primary works • 26 total works. Book 1. Dead Game. by Gerald Hammond. 4.11 · 370 Ratings · 27 Reviews · published 1980 · 4 editions. The first book in the Keith Calder series. Keith C… Want to Read. Rate it: Book 2. The Reward Game. by Gerald Hammond.
4.4 141 ratings. Book 12 of 23: Keith Calder. See all formats and editions. In Adverse Report, Hammond adds a new twist to the series. This time, the story is told by a bemused Londoner who meets Calder, and a host of other local characters, when they all become embroiled in a Highland whodunit.
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Series list: Keith Calder (23 Books) by Gerald Hammond. A sortable list in reading order and chronological order with publication date, genre, and rating.
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For many years Keith Calder has been making lucrative sales of his antique guns to Mr Foster, an agent for major collectors. However, Keith’s daughter Deborah is suspicious of the buyer. Why does he always pay such large sums in cash? Why does his car have fake number plates?
