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His family had not sold the ancestral fa size of their extended family, which included the wives and husband of his father’s two younger brothers and sister and their respective children as they ca, his father had accepted what he hoped would be a temporary transfer to Mid-Yorkshire CID

The transfer was due to the nature of a protracted and nu case of which his father, the Chief Inspector, was in charge Since the main body of the crime seemed to have taken place in Mid-Yorkshire, and since the Chief Inspector had been hard at it since the very beginning and understood the i hu, he had been offered the transfer to alleviate the strain on his ho uprooted despite the overcrowded situation at home, he had consulted with his wife and children and the decision was ly the children had taken the move in stride No doubt due to theirfor the most part, the sort of kids that e of whatever they put their irls’ In both instances glitz and glory were the least things on the Chief Inspector’s childrens’(but uncertain) relief his kids’ interests were purely mercenary: co for the girls; once more due, there could be no doubt, to their mother’s canny influence