Sunspangled
The murder of a man nobody would want to kill
by Luke Gladstone
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Pub Date 28 Nov 2022 | Archive Date 30 Dec 2022
The Book Guild | Book Guild Publishing
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Description
Surely nobody poisons university students, let alone the good guys like Mark Gower? Yet Mark is dead and the puzzle for DI Jimmy Molash is as much why as who.
Middleham is a typical English town and some of the students and staff at the university have been trying to change the world. Now that Mark’s world is ended, the drivers behind social change come into sharp focus as Molash unpicks the actions of Mark’s colleagues.
Is Mark’s death a by-product of the social and political turmoil of the summer of 2019 or is the motive personal?
Molash is the first detective to combine police procedure with betting theories to catch murderers – but can he land the gamble by finding out the truth before Mark’s killer strikes again?
A Note From the Publisher
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781915603593 |
| PRICE | £5.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 360 |
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Featured Reviews
Reviewer 266180
The Gambler..
Middleham - a seemingly innocuous but pleasant English town with a University now appears to have a killer in its’ midst. It’s up to DI Jimmy Molash to find out exactly what happened, why and apprehend a killer. Molash is methodical, determined and has a unique pattern of thought. Molash is a gambler - but can he gamble his way through this case? A thoroughly solid whodunit with well crafted characters, a narrative laced with wry humour and a pacy plot which keeps the reader pondering until the very end.
