The Skeleton Road

The Skeleton Road

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Dec 2, 2014 · Engelska · Inbunden (406 sidor)
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Format Inbunden
Sidor 406
Språk Engelska
Publicerad Dec 2, 2014
Förlag Atlantic Monthly Press
ISBN-10 0802123090
ISBN-13 9780802123091

Beskrivning

In the heart of Edinburgh, a city steeped in history and mystery, construction workers unearth a secret that has long been buried. As they renovate a disused Victorian Gothic building, human remains are discovered, which sends shockwaves through the community. The skeletal remains belong to a soldier who disappeared during the tumultuous conflict of the Balkan Wars, and their revelation reignites old tensions and unresolved traumas.

Detective Chief Inspector Karen Pirie, known for her tenacity and sharp instincts, is brought in to investigate the chilling discovery. Pirie's relentless pursuit of truth leads her down a twisting path, one that intertwines the past with the present, as she seeks to uncover the soldier's identity and the circumstances that led to his demise. Her investigation reveals hidden alliances, dark secrets, and suggests a web of deception that threatens to upend the lives of those involved.

As Karen delves deeper into the case, she encounters individuals who will stop at nothing to protect their pasts. Each new revelation peels back layers of time, exposing the harsh realities of war and the consequences it has on personal lives. The pressure mounts as she races against time to solve the mystery before it claims more victims.

Against the backdrop of Edinburgh's magnificent architecture and rich history, the narrative unfolds with tension and intrigue. Val McDermid masterfully crafts a tale that intertwines history, crime, and the complexities of human emotion, leaving readers on the edge of their seats, eager to unravel the chilling secrets buried beneath the surface.

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Mysterium Thriller & Spänning Skräck Brott
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