Blood Sisters
by Graham Masterton
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Pub Date 1 Apr 2016 | Archive Date 17 Dec 2015
Description
Katie Maguire never thought Ireland's nuns would need her protection...
In a nursing home on the outskirts of Cork, an elderly nun has been suffocated in her sleep. It looks like a mercy-killing – until another sister from the same convent is found floating in the Glashaboy river.
The nuns were good women, doing God's work. Why would anyone want to kill them? But then a child's skull is unearthed in the garden of the nuns' convent, and DS Katie Maguire discovers a fifty-year-old secret that just might lead her to the killer... if the killer doesn't find her first.
A Note From the Publisher
Rights: World English Language
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781784081355 |
| PRICE | US$13.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Mallory Anne-Marie H, Reviewer
Review: BLOOD SISTERS by Graham Masterton
The newest engrossing mystery in the Detective Superintendent Katie Maguire of Cork, Ireland, series, has Katie firmly on the horns of a monstrous dilemma in her personal life, a situation that she will find reflected in one of her newest cases--actually multiple cases, both present and past, all focused on the same Irish
convent, Bon Saveurs. As someone--or more than one--brutally murder aged retired nuns, always showcasing each killing, the nuns' former home convent is discovered to be the burial ground of an untold number of discarded infants and toddlers. Meanwhile, Katie is accused of harassment against a former police administrator, and soon the walls are figuratively closing in. Will her strong character and determination prevail this time?
Graham Masterton's trademark convolutions and gory torments rule a rapid-paced, can't-stop -reading, riveting experience.
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