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| Roy Marsden | Adam Dalgliesh | |
| Pauline Collins | Maggie Hewson | |
| Martin Jarvis | Wilfred Anstey | |
| Maurice Denham | Father Michael Baddeley | |
| Rachel Kempson | Grace Willison | |
| Norman Eshley | Victor Holryod | |
| John Franklyn-Robbins | Henry Carwardine | |
| Carol Gillies | Dot Moxon | |
| Richard Heffer | Dr. Eric Hewson | |
| Harriet Bagnall | Ursula Hollis | |
| Andrew Hawkins | Steve Hollis | |
| Art Malik | Julius Court |
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P.D. James
William Humble |
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A reckless move in a drug raid leaves Commander Adam Dalgliesh of Scotland Yard badly wounded and with time off. When he arrives to visit a friend at Toynton Grange, Dalgliesh thinks he's on vacation. Instead, a string of highly mysterious deaths catapult him dead-center into a maze of mystery, blackmail and murder. Suspects abound, but there is only one witness - the brooding black tower at the top of the cliff. |
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