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A review by mamap
Who Speaks for the Damned by C.S. Harris
3.0
Like the series. 18 years earlier a man is convicted of a murder, sent to Botany Bay, and there he reportedly dies. When his body is found in the Tea Gardens - well. Why would he risk his life to return to England? Questions and Conspiracies ensue.
p 56. "Murder is unseemly. Making certain the killer doesn't get away with what he had done is an obligation we the living owe to the dead - no matter how unsavory we consider them to be."
p 247. "A straight oar looks bent in the water. What matter sis not merely that we see things, but how we see them."
p 56. "Murder is unseemly. Making certain the killer doesn't get away with what he had done is an obligation we the living owe to the dead - no matter how unsavory we consider them to be."
p 247. "A straight oar looks bent in the water. What matter sis not merely that we see things, but how we see them."