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Barry Maitland

Barry Maitland was born in Scotland and brought up in London. After studying architecture at Cambridge, he practiced and taught in the UK before moving to Australia where he was Professor of Architecture at the University of Newcastle. He has since retired from the university to pursue his writing. Maitland's first mystery The Marx Sisters was a nominee for the John Creasey Award for Best First Novel and The Malcontenta won the Ned Kelly Award for Best Crime Fiction. Barry now writes fiction full time, and lives in the Hunter Valley.

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Title:: Babel (MP3)
Series:: A Brock and Kolla Mystery #6
Written by:: Barry Maitland
Read by:: Gary Files
Format:: Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 1
Duration:: 10 hours 57 minutes
MP3 size:: 476 MB
Published:: November 01 2012
Available Date:: May 14 2010
Age Category:: Adult
ISBN:: 9781743118504
Genres:: Fiction; British Fiction; Detective; Mystery; Police Drama & Forensics
Publisher:: Bolinda audio

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"He's right up there with Rendell."
The Herald Sun

"More, please, Mr Maitland."
The Washington Times

From the bestselling author of No Trace.

The brilliant duo, Detective Chief Inspector David Brock and Detective Sergeant Kathy Kolla, return to solve the brutal slaying of one of Britain's leading philosophers. Professor Springer was well-known for his stand against fundamentalism, but were his opinions reason enough to murder him? Brock and Kolla start looking for answers in London's Muslim communities, but perhaps Springer's enemy is closer to home? Brock and Kolla must sift through the clues and find the real killer before the threatened confrontations between communities erupt into violence.

"Comparable to the psychological crime novelists, such as Ruth Rendell…tight plots, great dialogue, very atmospheric."
The Sydney Morning Herald

"Maitland is a crime writer who can make the counterfeit of fiction feel real."
The Weekend Australian