Island of Graves - Bennett, Gwyn
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Buried secrets, ancient graves and a murderer hiding in plain sight... Two innocent women have been brutally murdered, their bodies left at neolithic burial sites across the island of Jersey. Detective Inspector Winter Labey leads the investigation, calling on forensic psychologist Saskia Monet to help unravel the killer's twisted motives. But Saskia harbours a dark secret of her own that threatens to derail the case, and when a suspect emerges with a connection to the prison where Saskia works, the investigation begins to hit dangerously close to home. Even as she hides parts of her past from…mehr

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Buried secrets, ancient graves and a murderer hiding in plain sight... Two innocent women have been brutally murdered, their bodies left at neolithic burial sites across the island of Jersey. Detective Inspector Winter Labey leads the investigation, calling on forensic psychologist Saskia Monet to help unravel the killer's twisted motives. But Saskia harbours a dark secret of her own that threatens to derail the case, and when a suspect emerges with a connection to the prison where Saskia works, the investigation begins to hit dangerously close to home. Even as she hides parts of her past from Winter, Saskia's feelings for him are growing - but can he ever trust her when she's told so many lies? It's a race against time as they try to piece together the clues left in the ancient burial chambers. Can they overcome their differences in time to bring the killer to justice? Or will the dark secrets from Saskia's past catch up with them both, and more innocent lives will be lost to the Island of Graves? An unputdownable thriller that will keep you up all night! Perfect for fans of Rachel McLean, D.K. Hood and J M Dalgliesh.
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Gwyn Bennett is a top-20 bestselling author who writes intriguing fast-paced character driven crime mysteries. She's always been a writer, initially working as a broadcast journalist and newsreader for the BBC and ITN in London, before she was able to become a full-time fiction author. Gwyn undertakes a lot of research for her books, weaving fact in with the fiction in order to make them relatable to readers. Her favourite days are when she hears from people who have enjoyed her books and meeting the characters. Gwyn was born in England, but has lots of Welsh and some Irish blood in her. She now lives in the tiny Channel Island of Jersey, where her husband was born, with her family, rescue dog, and geriatric goldfish. Apart from being chief dog slave and fish feeder, she enjoys walking, yoga and eating crisps, with a bit of gardening when the sun shines.