Gritty, dark, atmospheric Peak District whodunit. It’s his sixth in the series, well worth becoming hooked on.
Comparison: Reginald Hill, Barbara Vine, Graham Hurley.
Similar this month: John Harvey, Quintin Jardine.
| Primary Genre | Crime and Mystery |
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‘It’s perfectly simple. All you have to do is find the dead place’
The anonymous caller who taunts the Police with talk of an imminent killing could be a hoaxer, his descriptions of death and decomposition a sick fantasy. But Detective Diane Fry is certain she’s dealing with a murderer. The voice – so eerily, shiveringly calm – invites the police to meet the ‘flesh eater’. Fry fears it may already be too late to save the next victim.
DC Ben Cooper, meanwhile, is looking into Derbyshire’s first case of body snatching. The investigation takes him into the dark, secret world of those whose lives revolve around the dead and their disposal – from funeral directors to crematorium staff and a professor whose speciality is the study of death.
Where is the dead place? And what terrible deeds are done there?
The Dead Place features in the following genres: Crime and Mystery, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
The Dead Place is available in Paperback (a Format)
The Dead Place was written by Stephen Booth and published by Harpercollins Publishers
The Dead Place has 597 pages
Yes it is part of Cooper and Fry Crime Series series
£17.09
