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The New Year brings a gruesome discovery for forensic psychologist Dr Kate Hanson and Birmingham’s Unsolved Crimes Unit: a mummified body. The victim is Nathan Troy, an art student who has been missing for 20 years.
As Kate begins to dig further into Nathan’s past, she discovers a series of toxic relationships. Why do his housemates refuse to talk about him? And what was his connection to the beautiful and apparently promiscuous daughter of his professor?
Then the disappearance of a local teenager confirms that Nathan’s killer is back. Kate and the team must work fast to untangle a web of lies and unmask a murderer who has lain dormant for two decades.
Read by Anna Bentinck
(p) 2013 Isis Publishing Ltd
As Kate begins to dig further into Nathan’s past, she discovers a series of toxic relationships. Why do his housemates refuse to talk about him? And what was his connection to the beautiful and apparently promiscuous daughter of his professor?
Then the disappearance of a local teenager confirms that Nathan’s killer is back. Kate and the team must work fast to untangle a web of lies and unmask a murderer who has lain dormant for two decades.
Read by Anna Bentinck
(p) 2013 Isis Publishing Ltd
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Reviews
Kate Hanson, like the author, is a forensic pathologist. Working on the case of good-hearted student Nathan, whose body is unearthed 20 years after his murder, Kate and her team uncover a web of explosive secrets centred on Nathan's professor and his beautiful, unstable daughter... Gripping narration
Gripping narration
AJ Cross is a forensic psychologist and brings an insider's knowledge to her compelling second novel . . . Hanson is an intriguing character, adept at reading human behaviour, in a series that shows the police in a very modern light