Winspear says the novel, without giving away spoilers, aims to provide a satisfying accounting for all the main characters.


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Winspear says the novel, without giving away spoilers, aims to provide a satisfying accounting for all the main characters.{ai:summary}<p>In the latest mystery by Winspear, all main characters are accounted for in a satisfying conclusion. Will they get what they deserve? #crime</p>

Why Maisie Dobbs author Jacqueline Winspear says it’s time to end the series

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