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What did our hosts get up to during their week off? Where did Bob first go on holiday? And who got mistaken for a tennis player while having a walk in the woods?

To find out the answers to these questions, all you need to do is listen to the latest episode of Partners in Crime with Adam Croft and Robert Daws.

Adam tells us about a Gytha Lodge book, Bob gives a short lesson in boating and he also talks about yet another TV programme he was once in.

~ Moriarty ~

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Where is the wind coming from? Is it Bob or Adam? And would Roy Castle have made a good Hercule Poirot?

To find out the answers along with some crime chat (honest), listen to the latest episode of Partners in Crime with Adam Croft and Robert Daws.

Adam tells us about the new Death on the Nile film and who will actually be playing Poirot, Bob talks about a true crime documentary called Who Killed Garrett Phillips and we hear how Norwegian author Jo Nesbo earned $5.1 million in royalties last year.

Bob recommends a Val McDermid book, Adam reveals he put the bins out last night, while viewers on Patreon get another sneaky look at some Partners In Crime merchandise. This time it's socks and risking a spoiler, they are amazing.

~ Moriarty ~

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Who spotted the first brown leaf of autumn this week? Did Bob have a nice bbq? And does he moan about the weather for the 118th episode in a row?

To find out the answers to these questions and to hear an interview with author and award winning playwright Gytha Lodge, listen to the latest episode of Partners in Crime with Adam Croft and Robert Daws

Adam tells us all about the ninth staging of Bloody Scotland 2020 , which is virtual this year, Bob talks about Grace, the new television adaptation of Peter James' crime novels and we hear about how the life of a fledgling crime writer has taken a surprising twist.

Adam recommends a must-watch television programme he has been getting into this week, while the conversation takes a disturbing route as our hosts remind us that viewers on Patreon will be able to see Bob's naked legs.

~ Moriarty ~

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