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The Rain Over Leeds by Liam Barrantine

The Rain Over Leeds by Liam Barrantine

A body in a passage off Briggate. A wallet still full. An address in Seacroft hidden in the dead man's coat. Frank Salters has one question — not who killed Daniel Mercer, but who wanted the address found.

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  • • Focus: A body in a passage off Briggate. A wallet still full. An address in Seacroft hidden in the dead man's coat. Frank Salters has one question — not who killed Daniel Mercer, but who wanted the address found.
  • • By: Liam Barrantine, short story, 2026
  • • Title: The Rain Over Leeds
  • • Form: short story
  • • Published by: Tales From A Harrogate Caravan

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Chapter One — The November Night

Chapter One — The November Night

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Chapter Two — Frank Salters

Chapter Two — Frank Salters

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Chapter Three — The Paper

Chapter Three — The Paper

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Chapter Four — Seacroft

Chapter Four — Seacroft

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Chapter Five — The City of Clues

Chapter Five — The City of Clues

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Chapter Six — Eleven Eighteen

Chapter Six — Eleven Eighteen

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Chapter Seven — The Missing Hour

Chapter Seven — The Missing Hour

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Chapter Eight — The House in Seacroft

Chapter Eight — The House in Seacroft

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Chapter Nine — The Last Secret

Chapter Nine — The Last Secret

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Chapter Ten — Leeds Before Dawn

Chapter Ten — Leeds Before Dawn

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Liam Barrantine

About Liam Barrantine

Liam Barrantine is 56 and lives in North Yorkshire with his family. He holds a degree in criminology and worked for many years as a forensic investigator, an experience which informs the procedural detail and the slow unravelling of evidence in his fiction. He has a particular interest in murder mysteries, the mechanics of a crime, the inconsistencies in witness accounts, the small things that do not fit. The Rain Over Leeds is his first novel.

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