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![]() | Open File (2009) (A book in the Cliff Hardy series) A novel by Peter Corris |
Cliff Hardy, with his PI license cancelled and his career in Sydney at an end, is preparing for a trip overseas. Cleaning out his office, he comes across an open file - an unresolved case from the 1980s. As he starts reading he's thrown back to his investigation of the disappearance of Justin Hampshire. At first glance this investigation was a straightforward missing person matter, but the investigation took on twists and turns involving military history, Sydney criminals, and corruption at high levels that caused it to remain unsolved. The Hampshire case took Cliff from the south coast to the Blue Mountains and posed some unresolved questions which have preyed on his mind continuously since it opened. Now, 20 years later, will he finally be able to put the case to rest?
Genre: Mystery
Genre: Mystery
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Paperback Editions
October 2010 : Paperback
| Title: Open File: A Cliff Hardy Novel Author(s): Peter Corris ISBN: 1-4587-4512-0 / 978-1-4587-4512-5 Publisher: ReadHowYouWant Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
March 2010 : Paperback
| Title: Open File (Cliff Hardy series) Author(s): Peter Corris ISBN: 1-74175-417-8 / 9781741754179 (Australia edition) Publisher: Allen & Unwin Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
2008 : Paperback
| Title: Open File, a Cliff Hardy Novel Author(s): Peter Corris Publisher: Allen & Unwin Availability: Amazon UK More details... |
Other Editions
May 2010 : Kindle edition
| Title: Open File: A Cliff Hardy Novel (Cliff Hardy series) Author(s): Peter Corris Publisher: Allen & Unwin Availability: Amazon UK More details... |
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