Detective Superintendent William Lorimer had watched in horror as a man
killed his own daughter and then took his own life. Lorimer now wasn’t
sure that he wanted to continue policing. He is sent to a place for
treatment of his PTSD. It is there that he sees a face on the
television news that stirs a memory of a previous case.
Lorimer turns to his protege, DC Kirsty Wilson for help. But who could a
lowly DC turn to for help? He also asks his psychologist friend
Solomon Brightman for help; Lorimer wants to visit a patient in a state
mental hospital.
Refreshed from his treatments, Lorimer is eager to return to the cold
case. Fortunately his superior decides to put him in charge of the
case. Another of his protégés, DCI Niall Cameron will be on his team.
Surprisingly Cameron brings Lorimer information about a corrupt high
level officer who has a connection to a drug lord. Lorimer realises
that the information could have far reaching implications.
Before long Lorimer’s team was gathering information on a potential suspect. Could they catch him before he killed again?
Once again author Alex Gray has written a tremendous thriller. I was
drawn in right from the beginning. It is an intense mystery that kept
me completely engrossed. I can hardly wait to get my hands on the
sequel.
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