Dry Bones by Sally Spencer
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

St. Luke's College, Oxford, in 1974 two bodies are discovered in an old air shaft. Charlie Swift, bursar, employs his friend and private investigator Jennie Redhead to discover who they are. Tests reveal that one had probably died sixty years previously and the other forty year ago. So the story moves between these three time periods, but what scandals does Jennie expose to have caused these deaths.
A good mystery though I am ambivalent about the characters.
A NetGalley Book

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