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Book SynopsisHow far would you be willing to go for justice?
'Full of well-handled forensics and the brooding atmosphere of the Essex coast' Mail on Sunday
When a lone shooter claims the lives of five people on Christmas Day before turning the gun on himself, it's up to DI Grace Fisher to find out, not who did it, but why and how.
Tracing the illegal weapon and its deadly load of homemade bullets, she soon uncovers a toxic web of police corruption, personal vendettas and revenge. But when the enemy is within, who will believe her?
As threats to her safety mount up and the strain of secrecy begins to wreck her friendships, Grace must decide how far she wants to pursue justice - and at what cost.
Trade ReviewCombines
attention to detail with
compassionate intelligence * Sunday Times *
Full of
well-handled forensics and
the brooding atmosphere of the Essex coast * Mail on Sunday *
An unusual police procedural . . .
beautifully written, full of interesting insights, and
atmospherically set * Literary Review *
Grey's credentials as a television writer shine through . . . the inner working of the Major Investigation Team are just as
enthralling to read about as the serial killer they are hunting -- Clare Mackintosh, author of I Let You Go on Good Girls Don't Die
Assured, convincing and especially good on . . . the delicate - and often dodgy - nature of the relationship between the police and the press -- Laura Wilson on Good Girls Don't Die * Guardian *
Combines clever plot twists with a surprising
delicacy of feeling * Sunday Times on Good Girls Don't Die *
A
realistic, gripping police procedural . . .
they rarely get better than this * Book Addict Shaun on Good Girls Don't Die *
A
thrilling read * We Love This Book on Good Girls Don't Die *
Top notch crime fiction . . . a superb example of its kind * Liz Loves Books on Good Girls Don't Die *
The writing is
fluid and enthralling . . . a
terrific and believable, supporting cast * CrimeThrillerFella on Good Girls Don't Die *
