When part of a body washes up on the banks of the Thames Maeve Kerrigan knows she is looking for a killer with a twisted mind. But first they have to identify the body. When evidence allows Maeve to identify the body as missing journalist Paige Hargreaves, she sets off on the trail of Paige’s last big story, an investigation into the mysterious men’s club, the Chiron Club. Soon Maeve and her team are caught up in a privileged world where information is key and the holder of secrets is king.
This is the ninth book in the Kerrigan and Derwent series. Though I’ve not read all of the previous eight books, much to my mistake, the series goes from strength to strength. Each time I read one I think this is the best yet, and each time the following book never disappoints. If like me, you’ve not read all of the series, the books can be read as standalone. But if you don’t read the rest of the books, you will be depriving yourself of some great story-telling.
This is the ninth book in the Kerrigan and Derwent series. Though I’ve not read all of the previous eight books, much to my mistake, the series goes from strength to strength. Each time I read one I think this is the best yet, and each time the following book never disappoints. If like me, you’ve not read all of the series, the books can be read as standalone. But if you don’t read the rest of the books, you will be depriving yourself of some great story-telling.