The Crime of Huey Dunstan by James McNeish - Book Review by Doris Mousdale

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Uploaded by on Sep 6, 2010

A young man accused of murdering a taxi driver in cold blood. Professor Chesney, called in to try to determine the motivation behind this uncharacteristic act of violence, is at first baffled by an ordinary, unassuming, polite young man who seems determined at all costs to incriminate himself. The crux of the case involves the twin enigmas of buried memory and provocation, both contentious elements that require risk-taking at the edge of New Zealand law. But Ches is no foreigner to dilemmas of this kind: he is a trained psychologist, specialising in trauma, and he is blind.

Book review by Doris Mousdale of Arcadia Bookshop, Newmarket, Auckland - The Crime of Huey Dunstan by James McNeish (9781869793159, Random House NZ).

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