Sunday, September 2, 2018

A Taste for Vengeance

Bruno, chief of police for St. Denis, has been asked by a friend to check into the whereabouts of an English guest of hers who was supposed to show up for a week long cooking class.  The following day, Bruno is appointed head of police for the entire district. 

That same day he also receives information about a crime scene where the missing woman has been found, stabbed to death.  The man she was with is found nearby hanging from a tree.  Murder-suicide or a double murder?

Meeting with his new subordinates, Bruno learns that the husband of the woman who was killed is in a cancer treatment hospital in the U. S., and the male victim is not who he seemed to be.  Bruno also receives information from a good friend that is an ex-intelligence officer from Britain, that the dead man had assumed the identity of a dead intelligence officer.  He presents the possibility that ex-IRA men are trying to exact vengeance for something that happened in the past.

Can the counter-terrorism group and Bruno prevent the IRA from exacting their revenge?  This is likely one of author Martin Walker’s most exciting thrillers in this series.  A thoroughly enjoyable page turner, which I found hard to put down.

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