"MEET DR KATE HANSON. SHE’S A FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGIST WHO GETS INTO THE MINDS OF THE WORST KILLERS IMAGINABLE.
Forensic psychologist Kate Hanson re-examines a brutal ten-year-old murder case in this deliciously twisty crime mystery.
Then.
Famous novelist David Lockman is convicted of murdering Della Harrington. He’s sentenced to life in prison.
Now.
Lockman walks free after ten years in jail. A miscarriage of justice.
But if he didn’t kill Della, who did?
Kate is determined to get justice for Della. But her search for the truth will lead her down a dark path and jeopardize everything she’s ever worked for."
"MEET DR KATE HANSON. SHE’S A FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGIST WHO GETS INTO THE MINDS OF THE WORST KILLERS IMAGINABLE.
Two teenage boys make a gruesome discovery. A body locked inside a church crypt. The victim’s throat viciously ripped out.
The dead man is quickly identified as twenty-year-old Matthew Flynn, son of a wealthy businessman. He was reported missing a year ago.
Nothing about the crime scene makes sense to forensic psychologist Kate Hanson. The evidence reveals careful planning — but also a frenzied loss of control. Kate and her team disagree about the killer’s motive — is it drugs? Money? Sex?
Then another young man’s remains are found. Someone who knew Matthew. And the case takes an even darker turn . . ."
"MEET DR KATE HANSON. SHE’S A FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGIST WHO GETS INTO THE MINDS OF THE WORST KILLERS IMAGINABLE.
It’s 1:23 in the morning when Kate gets the call. News at this time is never good, but this call is one of the worst.
A body has been found in a shallow grave on the outskirts of Birmingham. It’s badly decomposed, but forensic psychologist Kate Hanson is sure she knows who it is.
Nineteen-year-old Elizabeth Williams disappeared a year ago. She was a good student who simply vanished off the face of the earth.
The post-mortem doesn’t reveal a cause of death. Elizabeth was found naked, apart from a silk scarf around her neck. But she wasn’t strangled.
Then another young woman is attacked out on a lonely road late at night. Same MO. Kate knows Elizabeth’s killer is still out there, and they’re not going to stop . . .
The clock is ticking. Kate must find them before they kill again."
"MEET DR KATE HANSON. SHE’S A FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGIST WHO GETS INTO THE MINDS OF THE WORST KILLERS IMAGINABLE.
Three murders. Two decades. One killer.
New Year’s Day. A dogwalker is enjoying the early morning calm in Birmingham’s Woodgate Country Park. At first he thinks it’s some old rubbish. His dogs are always digging up trouble.
But it’s a mummified body.
The victim is Nathan Troy, an art student who disappeared twenty years ago.
Days later,a second body is found. This time it’s a fresh kill. And the ligature marks on the victim’s neck are identical.
It’s been twenty years, but after all this time, forensic psychologist Kate Hanson knows that Nathan’s killer is back.
The Unsolved Crimes Unit must solve a decades-old murder to stop this twisted killer before he strikes again . . .
‘Hanson is an intriguing character, adept at reading human behaviour, in a series that shows the police in a very modern light.’ The Sunday Times"
"MEET DR KATE HANSON. SHE’S A FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGIST WHO GETS INTO THE MINDS OF THE WORST KILLERS IMAGINABLE.
For five years, the remains of a young woman lie undisturbed in dark woodland on the outskirts of Birmingham. The gold necklace round her neck reads ‘Molly’.
Now, watching the post-mortem, forensic psychologist Kate Hanson knows in a heartbeat that she’s looking at Molly Elizabeth James. She was only eighteen when she disappeared from a shopping centre in Solihull.
DCI Bernie Watts’ team unearths more long-buried bodies in the area. Kate realises they’re dealing with a serial killer. One who abducted young women, torturing them for days before finally killing them.
It’s up to Kate to work out why. She must dive deep into the twisted mind of the killer to anticipate their next move.
Then another young woman’s body is found. It’s a fresh kill. Same MO.
This cold case just got hot.
‘Hanson is an intriguing character, adept at reading human behaviour, in a series that shows the police in a very modern light.’ The Sunday Times"
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