REVIEWS
'This cleverly-plotted tale has plenty of humour. It's another page-turner from Geraldine Evans and is crime writing at its best. A must for all lovers of the genre.' MYSTERY PEOPLE
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'Evans concocts a plausible story with unforeseen plot twists, believable characters, and a satisfying ending. Solid fare for fans of British procedurals.' EMILY MELTON, BOOKLIST
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‘Rafferty is a very likeable lead character and one you can imagine exists, as he fumbles in his personal life and tries not to jump too far of the evidence in his professional life. Llewellyn is a bit severe but provides the brains to Rafferty's intuition. They complement each other well and their banter provides a lot of humour as does Rafferty's thoughts, which he often wisely keeps to himself. A fine traditional my
