DC Cat Kinsella was a daddy's girl. Until Marianne Doyle went missing in 1998 and she suspected her father had something to do with it...
Present day Cat has been called into a murder investigation, the victim Alice Lapaine. She is found near her dads pub.
What secret is her father hiding? And how are the deceased connected?
This book was a slow burner for me, yet very compelling.
Cat makes some very questionable choices as a police offer, yet as a daughter she makes decisions that most would for their family.
The story really ramps up towards the end, and my dislike for some of the characters (namely Gina and Patrick) really felt justified. Their abhorrent dealings really got their just desserts.
For a debut book, this really is a great offering and I would most definitely invest in any further stories Frear has to offer.
I would like to thank Readers First for a copy of this book in exchange for a review.
Present day Cat has been called into a murder investigation, the victim Alice Lapaine. She is found near her dads pub.
What secret is her father hiding? And how are the deceased connected?
This book was a slow burner for me, yet very compelling.
Cat makes some very questionable choices as a police offer, yet as a daughter she makes decisions that most would for their family.
The story really ramps up towards the end, and my dislike for some of the characters (namely Gina and Patrick) really felt justified. Their abhorrent dealings really got their just desserts.
For a debut book, this really is a great offering and I would most definitely invest in any further stories Frear has to offer.
I would like to thank Readers First for a copy of this book in exchange for a review.