Murder Being Once Done

The discovery of a young girl's body in a London cemetery leads Wexford to defy medical advice and delve into the investigation, despite the incompetence of the local police, including his own nephew. As he navigates the challenges of both health restrictions and police condescension, the story unfolds around themes of identity and the impact of untimely death. Rendell crafts a captivating narrative that showcases Wexford's determination and insight in solving a perplexing murder case.