Skull Still Bone
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"Skull Still Bone" is a crime mystery novel by John Wyllie and the debut entry in his Doctor Quarshie series, set in the fictional West African country of Akhana where Dr. Samuel Quarshie, a physician navigating the collision of European and traditional African worlds, finds himself drawn into a murder investigation that pulls him far beyond the ordinary demands of country medicine, pitting his considerable intelligence against a case that tests the limits of both Western rationalism and the deeply rooted customs of the society around him.
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Condition remarks:
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Condition remarks: Boards - good. Binding - tight.
"Skull Still Bone" is a crime mystery novel by John Wyllie and the debut entry in his Doctor Quarshie series, set in the fictional West African country of Akhana where Dr. Samuel Quarshie, a physician navigating the collision of European and traditional African worlds, finds himself drawn into a murder investigation that pulls him far beyond the ordinary demands of country medicine, pitting his considerable intelligence against a case that tests the limits of both Western rationalism and the deeply rooted customs of the society around him.
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear
Pages: Good , price clipped
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Boards - good. Binding - tight.
"Skull Still Bone" is a crime mystery novel by John Wyllie and the debut entry in his Doctor Quarshie series, set in the fictional West African country of Akhana where Dr. Samuel Quarshie, a physician navigating the collision of European and traditional African worlds, finds himself drawn into a murder investigation that pulls him far beyond the ordinary demands of country medicine, pitting his considerable intelligence against a case that tests the limits of both Western rationalism and the deeply rooted customs of the society around him.
