Constable Along the River-bank
Constable Along the River-bank by Nicholas Rhea is a large print edition published by Magna Large Print Books in 2003, featuring 331 pages in English. This fictional narrative follows Constable Nick as he grapples with a personal dilemma regarding a potential promotion while his wife embarks on a new job, complicating their life in the moorland village. Amidst his constabulary duties, Nick faces various challenges, including the mysterious disappearance of children and a man in the river, alongside the usual antics of Claude Jeremiah Greengrass.
Readers will find a blend of humor and mystery as Constable Nick navigates the complexities of village life and his responsibilities. The story unfolds with dramatic events, such as cars getting stuck in the river and the revelation of a long-lost son, all while maintaining a lighthearted tone. This edition offers an engaging exploration of the daily routine of a constable, enriched by the unique characters and situations that arise in Aidensfield.
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As Constable Nick contemplates leaving the village in a bid for promotion, his wife begins her new job and doesn’t want to leave their moorland home. Nick’s constabulary duties continue, despite his personal dilemma – there is drama when children go missing and there is more alarm when a man disappears in the river. Cars also get stuck in the river and when Zachariah Isaac Pentecost (Zip for short) is taken ill, Nick discovers he has a long-lost son – but where is he? With Claude Jeremiah Greengrass causing his usual problems, it’s all part of the daily routine for Constable Nick of Aidensfield.
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