Murray Barber in a private investigator with a difference, he can hear the dead speak! Along with his friend Jeff, from C.I.D. he solves a number of cases. Murray has to gather the Davidson family together at their father's death bed, but will they all make it? Jane Smith claims her brother is an impostor. Can Murray sort the real from the fake?
Murray has bought a quaint old cottage with his reward from the St Clair ruby. The neighbours all seem very nice which is more than can be said for the raging Pharaoh who is rampaging around Aunt Pam's local museum! With hidden messages and disappearing residents, can Murray solve the history of his new home or will they ever leave Dead End Street...'
RELATIVELY DECEASED Murray is a private investigator with a difference, he can hear the dead speak! Along with his friend Jeff from C.I.D. and the 'late' Jake, Murray solves a number of cases. The man standing accused of Melissa's murder has just been acquitted. Hired by her mother, can Murray break his alibi or find the real killer? Albert Tamblyn-Ward wants to find the illegitimate descendants of his late brother, William, who was killed in action during the Second World War. And how can a simple escort job to Bristol, accompanying Alex who's hiding from her husband, go wrong? Coincidences? Or are they all relatively deceased?
GHOSTS FROM THE PAST: Murray Barber is a detective with a difference, he can hear the dead! Has his worst nightmare just arrived? He has to investigate a fellow psychic... a professional one! A familiar face from the past resurfaces and does the late Jake have a few skeletons rattling around in his closet? Just another day in the life.... maybe? But will he make it through this time....
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