Definitely not a typical crime novel, while different the whole cellular memory thing was a bit too bizarre for me.

I enjoyed Roz Watkins first novel in this series featuring DI Meg Dalton and was delighted to receive Dead Mans Daughter, her second, to read and review. It is an unusual thriller and police procedural set in a realistic Derbyshire setting with great character development.

The book is a pacy page-turner from the beginning when a young girl is found running through the wood covered in her father's blood. When DI Walton investigates his murder she has to battle to protect the girl from accusations that she is the killer. 

Unlike most police procedurals Dead Mans Daughter covers issues such as the impact of heart transplants on their recipients, which I found most interesting. I enjoyed it very much and hope it has much success. Many thanks to NetGalley and HQ for the opportunity to read and review the book.

I hadnt heard of roz watkins before rading this book i now want to read her other book and cant wait for the next one.
I loved this one it was really well written and unpredictable i kept wondering where she was going with the story and what was going to happen and i was nit dissapointed i really enjoyed reading this book and was so glad that meg was right all along and poor abbie really interesting concept and has had me googling some of the things mentioned in it.

Well written storyline and kept my attention throughout. Would happily read more from this author. Would definitely recommend.