A Certain Justice (Inspector Adam Dalgliesh Mystery)

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The star is a member of the National Youth Theatre and Theatre Royal Stratford East's acting cohort. Guest cast: Richard Harrington as Dr David Rollinson, Sam Hoare as Maxim Howarth, Margaret Clunie as Domenica Howarth, Deborah Findlay as Miss Willard, Dominic Rowan as Dr Edmund Lorrimer

David Bamber (Flesh and Blood) as Edgar Froggart - a teacher who knew Venetia's father and has followed her career Octavia tells Miskin that she and Garry are going birdwatching together. Miskin is honest: she thinks it’s weird that Garry happened to meet Octavia in a bar right after her mother got him acquitted. Review of the Vintage Canada Kindle eBook (2010) of the Faber & Faber (UK) original hardcover (October 1, 1997). After the appalling discovery of a second body, the race is on to find the murderer. Dalgliesh and his team discover a scandalous society at the heart of the museum. However, as the case unravels, there’s another intriguing possibility. Dalgliesh’s colleagues find out that Garry Ashe recently proposed to Venetia’s daughter, Octavia. The sole heir to Venetia’s estate, now, everyone thinks that Garry murdered Venetia to get Octavia’s money. Dalgliesh knows that they have only circumstantial evidence, and although it’s compelling, it is not enough to arrest him yet.Venetia Aldridge is a criminal barrister, who is set to take over as Head of Chambers. Venetia is driven and intelligent; divorced and with one, teenage daughter, Octavia. Venetia became interested in the law as a teenager herself, when a teacher at her father’s prep school, discussed criminal cases with her. Now she is a successful, tough, lawyer. She is defending Gary Ashe, a young man who, having spent most of his life in care, had moved in with his aunt and is accused of slashing her throat. His aunt was an unsympathetic victim and, when Ashe prompts Venetia to ask a certain question during cross examination of a witness, Venetia has another legal success and Gary Ashe is free.

Judy wrote: "RC wrote: "I also didn't like the two confessions, one a massively long letter complete with word-for-word conversations, and then that verbal confession to Dalgleish. Yes, another case where they ..."After a young woman’s body is found in a quarry, one of the forensic team working on the case is murdered and sinister secrets emerge. DISCLOSURE: I obtained my copy of A Certain Justice by P. D. James, published by Ballantine Books, via Waitomo District Library. All opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own personal opinions.