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- Lilian Wyles [r]: The first attested female Officer of the Criminal Investigation Department. [e]
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- The Man Who Hated Banks [r]: Collection of short stories celebrating 50 years of publishing by the British mystery writer Michael Gilbert. [e]
- Even Murderers Take Holidays and Other Mysteries [r]: 2007 collection of short stories by the British mystery writer Michael Gilbert. [e]