The weather is cold and the clues no warmer as Peak District detectives Ben Cooper and Diane Fry tackle a medley of mysteries--each 
one knottier than the last--in English author Stephen Booth's haunting third novel, Blood on the Tongue. The unidentified body of a
 dead man has turned up on a frosty roadside. An abused woman is found curled in the snow on nearby Irontongue Hill, an apparent 
suicide. And there's the lingering puzzle of a Royal Air Force bomber that crashed into Irontongue back in 1945, killing everyone on
 board except for the pilot, who reportedly walked away from the wreckage... and was never heard from again. With leave and sickness 
decimating the ranks of the Edendale police force, all hands are needed to solve the modern deaths. But constable Cooper finds himself
 distracted by the World War II tragedy, in large part because of a beguiling young Canadian, the granddaughter of that missing pilot,
 who's come to Edendale determined to clear her ancestor's name.
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