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Review: On Beulah Height will probably be remembered as one of the ten best works of detective fiction of the last century; it's that good. But readers who had that as the first introduction to the Pascoe and Fat Andy series will probably be confused by this one. It's remarkable that Hill can go from an hysterical village farce such as Pictures of Perfection to such haunting stories as Bones and Silence and On Beulah Height. This is one of his funny ones. Those of us who have followed Fat Andy and Peter from the beginning will be laughing hysterically throughout this book; you should make a point of reading Dead Heads before you read this one.
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