Wycliffe and the Dunes Mystery

Cochran Wilder's mysterious disappearance during a walking holiday in Cornwall has long captivated those intrigued by unsolved cases. Fifteen years later, Detective Wycliffe finds himself drawn into the enigma when new evidence surfaces, sparking renewed interest in the investigation. As he delves deeper, he learns that the tranquil coastal landscape holds secrets darker than its picturesque charm suggests.

Wycliffe must navigate a complex web of relationships and hidden motives. The locals, still haunted by the unsolved case, each have their own theories and suspicions. Tensions rise as old wounds are reopened, and the detective unearths previously overlooked clues that could unravel the mystery behind Wilder's fate.

Wycliffe's methodical approach combines sharp intuition with a deep understanding of human nature, allowing him to connect the seemingly unrelated dots of a case long thought cold. As the stakes escalate and danger lurks, the detective faces not only the challenge of discovering the truth but also the consequences of resurrecting a past that some would prefer to keep buried.

In the end, the gripping journey through Cornish landscapes unveils a haunting story that intertwines loss, hope, and the relentless pursuit of truth. Wycliffe stands at the forefront of this investigation, ready to confront whatever shadows his search may reveal.