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DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7 Quotes
DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
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“than 1 in 100 people in the UK are diagnosed with the condition, with the ratio of males to females approximately 4:1. Predominantly fictional characters have high-functioning autism or Asperger’s syndrome. Jamie”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“sibilant,”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“subsumed”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“naff all,’ said Charlie. His lexicon of expletives had changed somewhat since he and his missus had been born again.”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“equanimity.”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“mortise”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“cagoule.”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“bollards,”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“crèche”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“anachronism.”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“shambolic”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“decamped”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“salubrious”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“pastiche”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“conurbation”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“perambulation”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“sardonic”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“whinge”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“Anna Barham stretched lazily in her king-sized bed. Although the hollow remained where Jonathan’s head had been on the pillow, the other side was cooling fast and in the darkness she could just distinguish his shadowy figure as he hastily pulled on his clothes. Fully dressed, he leaned over and kissed her on the forehead, his goatee lightly scratching her skin. Anna wished he’d shave it off. Goatees had gone out of fashion long ago but apparently his wife liked it, so it had to stay. She feigned sleep, knowing that he preferred to think she didn’t hear him go. Moments later she heard the front door close as her digital clock clicked over to 12:13 a.m. Hmm, earlier than usual.”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“Later that afternoon Anna left the case conference exhilarated. She’d got the outcome she wanted; agreement from the professionals that Towyn would be the best place for Jamie, and an undertaking that Social Care would help to subsidise his placement there. Their contribution wouldn’t be a lot but it would help”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“the”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
“and”
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
― DETECTIVE TOM MARINER BOOKS 1–7
