Burn The Evidence - Keith Nixon

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Résumé :
Accomplished writing from one of the best authors in the UK. M.W. Craven, author of the Sunday Times bestselling Washington Poe series How far would you go to ensure the past remains buried forever? Solomon Gray is about to find out... When the lifeless body of a migrant washes ashore, for Detective Sergeant Solomon Gray it seems to be another tragic casualty: an open-and-shut drowning. Yet the ebbing tide reveals its secrets, and the beach becomes a crime scene as a second dead immigrant emerges - brutally stabbed to death. However, it is the final corpse which deeply unsettles Gray. The deceased is the favourite son of local business tycoon Jake Armitage, a man with a notorious past and a former schoolmate of Gray's. Consumed by grief and fury, Armitage vows to hunt down his son's killer and exact revenge. Soon, Gray's relentless investigation takes an unexpected turn, connecting the recent deaths to a devastating fire which occurred a decade earlier-a tragedy that still lingers in the town's collective memory. As the tangled threads of the past and present intertwine, Gray must unravel the ties between the deceased men and the infamous inferno. Suspicion falls on Armitage, but Gray, driven by his own painful loss, reluctantly sets aside his doubts to aid the grieving father. In this gripping tale of suffering, betrayal, and buried secrets, Gray finds himself torn between loyalty and suspicion as he delves into a labyrinth of interconnected mysteries, racing against time to expose the truth before the flames of vengeance consume them all. Burn the Evidence is the second book in the series featuring Detective Sergeant Solomon Gray. Pick it up now to discover whether Gray can escape his past in this taut detective crime thriller, perfect for fans of Ian Rankin, Stuart MacBride, LJ Ross, and Peter James. ... deeply emotional, a dark rollercoaster ride. Ed James What Others Say Keith Nixon is one hell of a writer. Ken Bruen, author of the Jack Taylor series A compelling murder mystery with a multilayered and engaging new hero. Great read. Mason Cross, author of the Carter Blake thriller series Detective Sergeant Solomon Gray is a fine creation and Keith Nixon is a sparkling crime fiction talent. Howard Linskey, author of the Detective Ian Bradshawcrime series A dark, uncompromising tale of loss, murder, and revenge. Glorious noir, which takes the police procedural elements and gives them new life. I can't wait to read the next step in Solomon Gray's journey for answers ... Luca Veste, author of the Murphy and Rossi crime series Keith Nixon's latest Solomon Gray murder mystery pushes all the hot-button issues of a traumatised post-Brexit UK in this dark tale of loss, revenge and redemption. Flawed and floored by personal tragedy, DS Solomon Gray is ready to take his place alongside DS Logan McRae, DS Roy Grace and DCI John Luther. Modern jet-black Brit Noir at its best. Tim Baker, CWA shortlisted author of Fever City What Readers Say I'm left with a thirst which can only be quenched by reading the next in the series. It's not often I give 5* but I did with this one. A cracking multi-level read. Another great thriller. Loving this series. Sol is magnificent. Thoroughly enjoyable, I can't wait for the next episode!