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I cannot answer this question definitively, but I can offer a few potential reasons why someone might choose to read The Man in the Mist. First, the book provides an interesting and suspenseful mystery, which may be appealing to some readers. Additionally, the book offers a detailed look at the life of a small-town police chief, which could be interesting to readers who are interested in law enforcement or small-town life. Finally, the author, Philip Craig, is a well-known and respected author, which may make the book more appealing to some readers.

The Man in the Mist is a novel by the British novelist Alan Hunter, published in 1957. The book is the sixth book in the Inspector George Gently series. The novel was adapted into a 1983 episode of the Inspector George Gently television series.

The book’s title refers to a figure seen and heard by witnesses in the fog on the night of the murder of a young woman. The Inspector has a hunch that this figure is somehow connected to the crime. But the only way to solve the case is to find the man in the mist.

The book was well received by critics. The Times Literary Supplement praised the book, saying that it was “a detective story of more than ordinary interest”. The Observer also praised the book, saying that it was “a thoroughly good detective story”.

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