As Constable Nick awaits news of his future, he reminisces about times gone by in Aidensfield and recalls the variety of fairs he has attended . Constable At The Fair Audio CD – Audiobook, Unabridged. by. Nicholas Rhea (Author).

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But shrilling police telephones cannot go unheeded, and as I lay in the darkness contemplating my next action, it became very evident that the person at the other end was another policeman. Other people, reasonable creatures that they are, would have stopped ringing ages ago; other people would have had infinite compassion for someone who’d been working late, whose family were infants and likely to be fully aroused at any minute, whose wife was cosy and warm and who personally wasn’t too fond of climbing out of bed at five o’clock to. answer silly questions.

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Written by Nicholas Rhea, narrated by Nick McArdle. Whilst serving as an aide to the CID, Detective Constable Rhea is kept busy in the seaside resort of Strensford as he endeavours to trace a stolen garden spade, the thief of a makeshift hearse with a corpse onboard, and the phantom knicker pincher of Harbour Rise. Throughout his early days, Nick, like many other detectives, nurses an ambition to arrest a murderer, but no opportunities come his way - until a killer on the run seeks refuge in Strensford and an elderly lady is found dead at home. Constable Over the Hill. Narrated by: Nick McArdle.

Nicholas Rhea's Constable Books. The life of local village policeman in Yorkshire during the 1960's

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Constable in the Dale (A Constable Nick Mystery Book 5). Nicholas Rhea

Constable in the Dale (A Constable Nick Mystery Book 5). Nicholas Rhea. Confession at Maddleskirk Abbey. When a woman confesses to Father Will, one of the monk-constables at Maddleskirk Abbey, that she has committed murder, he can do nothing but absolve her from her sin. The Seal of Confession is absolute.

Alfred Denis Godler, 1856–1925 One of the inescapable features of a police officer’s life is to be told incessantly about parking tickets. In company, the moment one’s true occupation is known, out. come all the harrowing tales of parking problems; he is told how the speaker parked only for the briefest of moments while he changed his library book/bought himself underpants/waited for the wife/suffered from dampness on his coil or got involved in some other accident of history. Never is a motorist at fault in such circumstances; everyone else is, especially the police.

And Rhea, let us now suppose that the Superintendent or even the Chief Constable himself was listening to. .PC Rhea, Aidensfield, I announced. Just a moment, said a woman’s voice at the other end of the line, I have the Chief Constable for you. I nearly fell off my chair.

And Rhea, let us now suppose that the Superintendent or even the Chief Constable himself was listening to that programme! What are they to think about it all, Rhea? How am I to justify your actions; your highly unofficial and thoughtless actions; your neglect of duty in this very public manner; your misuse of police property.