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The thrilling second novel in the acclaimed Stone and Oliver series by award-winning author, Mari Hannah.
‘Nobody understands the many faces of cops better than Mari Hannah.’ Val McDermid
‘Mari Hannah writes with a sharp eye and a dark heart.’ Peter James
After their success in their last investigation, DCI David Stone has been promoted and moved to the Murder Investigation Team, taking DS Frankie Oliver with him. But there’s a catch: the case they are given is the latest in a series of undetected murders. It’s a baptism of fire for MIT’s newest recruits.
In the incident room, the murder wall makes grim reading: three women have been killed within the past year and nothing links the crimes: no day of the week, geographical area, similarity between victims and, most importantly, no forensic evidence.
Joanna Cosgrove is the latest victim, her body discovered fully clothed close to a railway line on the south side of the river in the Tyne Valley. The MO is the same as the other three, but the words ‘serial killer’ are not welcome in Northumbria force.
And the manner in which she was killed is too close to home for Frankie…
‘Brand new series, same top-notch writing.’ Eva Dolan
Read by Colleen Prendergast
(p) Orion Publishing Group 2018
‘Nobody understands the many faces of cops better than Mari Hannah.’ Val McDermid
‘Mari Hannah writes with a sharp eye and a dark heart.’ Peter James
After their success in their last investigation, DCI David Stone has been promoted and moved to the Murder Investigation Team, taking DS Frankie Oliver with him. But there’s a catch: the case they are given is the latest in a series of undetected murders. It’s a baptism of fire for MIT’s newest recruits.
In the incident room, the murder wall makes grim reading: three women have been killed within the past year and nothing links the crimes: no day of the week, geographical area, similarity between victims and, most importantly, no forensic evidence.
Joanna Cosgrove is the latest victim, her body discovered fully clothed close to a railway line on the south side of the river in the Tyne Valley. The MO is the same as the other three, but the words ‘serial killer’ are not welcome in Northumbria force.
And the manner in which she was killed is too close to home for Frankie…
‘Brand new series, same top-notch writing.’ Eva Dolan
Read by Colleen Prendergast
(p) Orion Publishing Group 2018
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Reviews
A pacy, gritty and authentic read.
Mari Hannah writes with a sharp eye and a dark heart.
Few crime writers capture the workings of the police - and the pressures on offices - better than Hannah. If you read only one police procedural this year, make it The Insider. It deserves it.
Nobody understands the many faces of cops better than Mari Hannah.
Brand new series, same top-notch writing.
Hannah's plots are original and modern, rooted in the fast-changing relationships between men and women.
There's an authenticity to Mari Hannah 's gritty police procedurals that eludes many of her contemporaries ...The book has steely narrative command, with chilling insights into the killer's ego.
