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Hace 3 días · Tennison sees an opportunity to prove her worth and delves into the case, uncovering clues and leads previously ignored or missed. The missing teenager was an assumed suicide but Tennison suspects it is actually a murder case. Tennison meticulously gathers evidence and builds her case much to the annoyance and scepticism of her colleagues.
Hace 3 días · Prime Suspect is the work of many talented people, but its greatness derives mainly from two phenomenally talented women, namely Mirren and writer Lynda La Plante. Mirren shows enormous range as she brings across Tennison’s toughness, intelligence, ambition, vulnerability and isolation. Tennison is a flawed person, but Mirren makes you pull ...
Hace 4 días · As her final Tennison book is released, acclaimed author Lynda La Plante reflects on a fond farewell to a beloved character.
Hace 3 días · release, as Tennison battled sexism and prejudice in a male-dominated profession, refusing to be undermined by colleagues who questioned her seniority and ability. Asked if she had always intended for Tennison’s fighting spirit to be the voice for women not being recognised in the police force, she recounts an anecdote about retired detective Malton, who helped her craft the Prime Suspect ...
Hace 5 días · Please join me as we, on Team Tennison, celebrate the publication day of Whole Life Sentence. The final book in the Tennison series and the one that then takes readers up to the point where Prime Suspect begins. ”It ends where it all begins”… It has been a real privilege to be part of this team, reviewing all of the Tennison books.
Hace 5 días · detective jane tennison's police career hangs in the balance: a single step from glory - or ruin. While she has elbowed her way into an elite team investigating non-domestic murders, there is nothing elite about her first assignments: a missing teenager cold case and an apparent suicide Tennison suspects is, in fact, murder.
Hace 3 días · Tennis-On fire Raducanu dumps out Sakkari to reach Wimbledon last 16. LONDON (Reuters) – When Emma Raducanu nonchalantly flicked a lob that appeared to be drifting long before it dropped inches inside the baseline to earn her a break and a hollering ovation from the Wimbledon crowd, Maria Sakkari must have known this was not going to be her ...
