*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
Send NetGalley books directly to your Kindle or Kindle app
To read on a Kindle or Kindle app, please add kindle@netgalley.com as an approved email address to receive files in your Amazon account. Click here for step-by-step instructions.
2
Also find your Kindle email address within your Amazon account, and enter it here.
THE 18TH ENTRY IN THE GERALDINE STEEL DETECTIVE SERIES
A wheelchair-using woman is strangled and her son, Eddy, is arrested. When his alibi falls apart, the police are satisfied that he is guilty. Only Geraldine doubts whether Eddy is cunning enough to kill his mother and cover his tracks so successfully.
The situation becomes more complicated when the girlfriend Eddy claims he was with at the time of the murder denies having met him. Shortly after the girl thinks she is being stalked, her dead body is discovered outside Eddy's house. As the body count grows, the investigation team become confused, putting Geraldine under almost unbearable pressure.
Perfect for fans of Martina Cole, Mel Sherratt and LJ Ross
'Gripping' - Times & Sunday Times Crime Club (Star Pick) 'Unmissable' - Lee Child 'Leigh Russell is a brilliant talent in the thriller field' - Jeffery Deaver 'An impressive series' - Daily Mail
THE 18TH ENTRY IN THE GERALDINE STEEL DETECTIVE SERIES
A wheelchair-using woman is strangled and her son, Eddy, is arrested. When his alibi falls apart, the police are satisfied that he is guilty...
THE 18TH ENTRY IN THE GERALDINE STEEL DETECTIVE SERIES
A wheelchair-using woman is strangled and her son, Eddy, is arrested. When his alibi falls apart, the police are satisfied that he is guilty. Only Geraldine doubts whether Eddy is cunning enough to kill his mother and cover his tracks so successfully.
The situation becomes more complicated when the girlfriend Eddy claims he was with at the time of the murder denies having met him. Shortly after the girl thinks she is being stalked, her dead body is discovered outside Eddy's house. As the body count grows, the investigation team become confused, putting Geraldine under almost unbearable pressure.
Perfect for fans of Martina Cole, Mel Sherratt and LJ Ross
'Gripping' - Times & Sunday Times Crime Club (Star Pick) 'Unmissable' - Lee Child 'Leigh Russell is a brilliant talent in the thriller field' - Jeffery Deaver 'An impressive series' - Daily Mail
Advance Praise
CRITICAL ACCLAIM FOR LEIGH RUSSELL
'Taut and compelling' - Peter James
'Leigh Russell is one to watch' - Lee Child
'Leigh Russell has become one of the most impressively dependable purveyors of the English police procedural' - Marcel Berlins, Times
'A brilliant talent in the thriller field' - Jeffery Deaver
CRITICAL ACCLAIM FOR LEIGH RUSSELL
'Taut and compelling' - Peter James
'Leigh Russell is one to watch' - Lee Child
'Leigh Russell has become one of the most impressively dependable purveyors of the...
A wheelchair-using woman is strangled and her son, Eddy, is arrested. When his alibi falls apart, the police are satisfied that he is guilty. Only Geraldine doubts whether Eddy is cunning enough to kill his mother and cover his tracks so successfully.
The situation becomes more complicated when the girlfriend Eddy claims he was with at the time of the murder denies having met him. Shortly after the girl thinks she is being stalked, her dead body is discovered outside Eddy's house.
As the body count grows, the investigation team become confused, putting Geraldine under almost unbearable pressure. Well-written and exciting book that feels close to reality. The police work is depicted in an unusually realistic way which is not so common in today's detective stories.
Was this review helpful?
Featured Reviews
Reviewer 823951
A wheelchair-using woman is strangled and her son, Eddy, is arrested. When his alibi falls apart, the police are satisfied that he is guilty. Only Geraldine doubts whether Eddy is cunning enough to kill his mother and cover his tracks so successfully.
The situation becomes more complicated when the girlfriend Eddy claims he was with at the time of the murder denies having met him. Shortly after the girl thinks she is being stalked, her dead body is discovered outside Eddy's house.
As the body count grows, the investigation team become confused, putting Geraldine under almost unbearable pressure. Well-written and exciting book that feels close to reality. The police work is depicted in an unusually realistic way which is not so common in today's detective stories.