Kelly Creighton

The Town Red (DI Harriet Sloane series, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

If it had been me, she would not have stopped until there was justice. The third instalment in the East Belfast detective series. Just as DI Harriet Sloane turns forty, an old case reopens from before she was born. In the late 1970s, Karen Ward was a teenager when she was murdered just yards away from her Belfast home. At the time, people thought they saw Karen with a man, but time has moved on and now witnesses are thin on the ground. With the help of the victim's sister, Sloane must travel back in time, while her own family evolves and someone from her past resurfaces. Codes, and rules, need to be broken if justice will ever be served. For fans of Denise Mina. WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE DI SLOANE SERIES: 'So clever.' 'The author is skilled at creating character and place.' 'A finely written and twisty detective thriller.' 'Timely.' 'An expertly plotted, contextually relevant story.' 'This series goes from strength to strength.' 'Unputdownable.' 'Her characters are alive, her settings are accurate, her story moves with grip and force.' 'I was drawn in hook, line and sinker!' 'Amazing, simply amazing.' 'I inhaled this book.' 'Captivating.' 'Packs an emotional punch.' 'Vivid and imaginative.'

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Friday Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781068196379
• Artikelnr.: 75840680

Autorenporträt

Kelly Creighton is an award-winning Northern Irish author, poet and editor based in County Down. Her multifaceted literary career encompasses novels, short stories, poetry and editorial work, often delving into themes of violence and justice. Her narratives are known for their depth, dark humour, and social commentary.

Kelly is best known for her eight critically acclaimed novels, including the DI Harriet Sloane series, State of Fear, Bright Eggs, Souls Wax Fair and The Bones of It the latter recognised as the San Diego Book Review's 2015 Book of the Year, and studied at university level.

She has published two short story collections: Everybody's Happy and Bank Holiday Hurricane, with the latter shortlisted for the Saboteur Award and longlisted for the Edge Hill Prize. Her short fiction has earned accolades such as runner-up for the Michael McLaverty Short Story Award and has been featured in journals like Southword, The Stinging Fly, and Litro, as well as anthologies including Salt's Best British Short Stories and Alternative Ulster Noir. In 2014, she founded The Incubator, a literary journal showcasing contemporary Irish short stories.