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The seventh in the detective series featuring DI Geraldine Steel
When the dead body of unassuming David Lester is discovered in a dark side-street, DI Geraldine Steel is plunged into another murder investigation.
The clues mount up along with the suspects, but with the death of another man in inexplicable circumstances, the case becomes increasingly complex.
As Geraldine investigates the seemingly unrelated crimes, she makes a shocking discovery about her birth mother.
Hearing footsteps pounding along the street behind him he glanced back, fleetingly worried, then laughed because the street was deserted. All the same, he felt uneasy. Everything looked different in the dark.
Then he heard more footsteps approaching, and a hoarse voice called out.
Turning his head, he made out a figure hovering in the shadows and as it raised one arm, the barrel of a gun glinted in the moonlight.
‘Kept me guessing throughout’ Noelle, Crime Book Junkie
‘Smoothly professional fare from the always-consistent Russell’Barry Forshaw, Crime Time
ASIN : B016IEWZIG
Editore : No Exit Press (11 dicembre 2015)
Lingua : Inglese
Dimensioni file : 600 KB
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Memo : Su Kindle Scribe
Lunghezza stampa : 327 pagine
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Another great read and great a behind the detective story, ongoing story.
she is an amazing writer. loved this book/
I finished reading Murder Ring by Leigh Russell this morning. Overall an excellent book in my view. What I liked about this book was the story lines. This included Geraldine Steel’s relationship with her new detective chief inspector, her fellow detective inspector, and her mum. A rather touching part of the book is where Geraldine meets her mum in hospital, in what turned out to be her mum’s final days.The new detective chief inspector appeared to be an impulsive character. It will be interesting to see how this particular character develops in future Leigh Russell crime thrillers. There was a brief mention in the book that the new D.C.I. finds it difficult to accept Geraldine’s tendency to question his views/judgement.Geraldine’s relationship with her D.S. Sam also came under the microscope. Sam has good intentions, but she doesn’t always pick the right moment, much to Geraldine’s annoyance.If I had to make one recommendation. I would have liked a more in-depth explanation of the forensic detail that was crucial to identifying the murderers towards the end of the story.Overall an interesting story. Well done Leigh Russell
Leigh Russell is well worth investing your time and money with. A great read.
good writer, read all her books so far, but prefer M.A. Comley better