Friday, July 13, 2018

Killing for Keeps

DCI Kate Daniels, along with her DS Hank Gormley, has been called out to a gruesome murder.  Someone strapped a man to the underside of a van and the drove along the highway, dropping the van off where it would be easily discovered.  It doesn’t take long to identify the victim as a local crime boss.

Once back at the Murder Suite, Daniels is just outlining the situation to her team when in walk a pair of constables.  They inform the team that they have just been to the morgue where they have identified a body, which is the brother of the first victim; he too had been tortured.  Does Daniels have a crime war on her hands?

A “source” provides Daniels with information that may help move the case along.  After that, things seem to go the wrong way.  A young prostitute is killed, and Daniels suspects that she may have had information relevant to the case.

When Superintendent Bright visits the team, he brings valuable information, as does psychologist Jo Soulsby.  Two potential suspects stand out.  Now the team just has to gather the evidence.  Can they do it before more deaths occur?

Author Mari Hannah has a number of surprises in store for the reader.  This was a thoroughly enjoyable read.  I’m looking forward to sequels.

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