Three Little Birds
From the No. 1 Bestselling author
by Sam Blake
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Pub Date 4 Jan 2024 | Archive Date 10 Jan 2024
Atlantic Books | Corvus
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Description
Two decades of secrets. One shocking discovery...
When a skull is found in Lough Coyne, facial reconstruction expert Dr Carla Steele is drawn into a fourteen-year-old case - but not all cases are cold, as Carla discovers when she and local Garda DS Jack Maguire find the brutally murdered body of a local woman close to the water's edge.
Together with Carla's partner, criminal psychologist Grace Franicosi, Carla and Jack uncover a tragic story with very dangerous and current implications.
Since the disappearance of her best friend, Carla has dedicated her career to bringing the dead home, but this time it's the living who are counting on her. In a race to save another woman, will they be able to stop the killer in time?
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781805460121 |
| PRICE | £14.99 (GBP) |
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Featured Reviews
Maria F, Reviewer
Three Little Birds is another surefire bestseller from the pen of the fab Sam Blake.
Our protoganist is Dr. Carla Steele, a facial reconstruction expert with the Garda (Irish police force) Forensic department. Carla is an acknowledged expert in her field and devoted to finding the name and background story of the remains that cross her desk. Carla is driven in part by the disappearance of her good friend, Lizzie, many years earlier.
When a skull is discovered
in Lough Coyne, Co. Mayo Carla and her partner Grace, travel to the town to learn more about the scene. They soon realise that there is far more to the discovery than originally expected and the body counts starts to rise.
This is a fast-moving storyline and I particularly enjoyed the 'science bits' where Carla explains about her work and the process of facial reconstruction. Such sequences are short, so there is no danger of the reader becoming bored but instead enhance the excitement of the story. And makes it more interesting to understand the process.
I can easily see a future for Carla, Grace and Jack and hope that Three Little Birds is only the start of a long running series.
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