Demolition
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Joffe Books
Published:6th Sep '22
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An explosive, engrossing thriller set in rural Lancashire.
After stepping back from his civilian investigator role with Lancashire police, Henry Christie is drawn into investigating two vicious murders in the local village - and the villagers' wartime secrets, including an unsolved murder eighty years ago. Can he uncover the truth behind the killings and resolve a dark question in Kendleton's history?
Secrets, lies, murder . . . and planning permission. Henry Christie is pulled into two chilling murder investigations and uncovers dark secrets dating back to the Second World War in this unflinching thriller.
Henry Christie is focused on running his pub, the Tawny Owl, where he learns of the Kendleton protest group's fury with James Twain, a local property developer, and the keen desire of some residents to solve a murder that stretches back to the Second World War.
When James is viciously killed in his barn, and another body is found in similar disturbing circumstances nearby, Henry is drawn into the investigations and the villagers’ dark wartime secrets. Pulled out of retirement once more to lead a double murder inquiry for Lancashire police, can he uncover the truth behind chilling events both past and present?
Full of action, humour and lovingly described Lancashire locations * Mark Sanderson, The Times *
High-voltage action * Booklist *
This edge-of-the seat narrative, with constantly ratcheting tension, features a twist-a-minute plot and a thoroughly unexpected shock ending * Booklist on Tranfusion *
Understated exposition and violent set pieces, all professionally handled throughout * Kirkus Reviews on Transfusion *
Fans of Oldham’s Henry Christie series will already know to expect an action-packed, violence-filled, edge-of-the-seat thriller, while readers not yet familiar with this excellent series have a real treat in store . . . A meaty plot full of white-knuckle suspense makes this a cracking-good read * Booklist on Bad Timing *
Taut . . . Fully realized characters complement the well-crafted plot. Oldham shows no signs of losing steam * Publishers Weekly on Bad Timing *
ISBN: 9781448306947
Dimensions: 9mm x 6mm x 1mm
Weight: unknown
224 pages