The author of The Family Next Door delivers a thriller that’s “up there with the best of them . . . an exceptionally creepy psychopathic killer” (The Times, London).
On still nights, when the curve of a winter moon is smudged in the flow of the River Quaggy, the dead clamor for him. And sometimes he coaxes the living to join them. To other people, his victims might be mere medical oddities. To him, they are fascinating specimens, worthy of display. Above all, he is a collector, eager for recognition even as he hides in the shadows.
Det. Sergeant Etta Fitzroy is the first to recognize the connection between the disappearance of a young girl and a cold case that almost cost her the career she’s sacrificed so much for. A faceless psychopath is walking the streets of London, tantalizing the authorities with clues, taunting them with his ability to spirit his victims out from under their very noses.
Better than anyone, Etta Fitzroy understands loss. But this is one contest she will win if it kills her . . .
“A thriller that is capable of keeping you up all night—and then haunting your dreams.” —
Daily Mail
“Harrowing and horrifying.” —Val Mc Dermid, international bestselling author
“As heartrending as it is gripping.” —
Crime Scene
“Left me breathless with fear.” —Michelle Davies, author of the DC Maggie Neville books
“Gripping. A total page-turner.” —D. E. Meredith, author of
The Devil’s Ribbon
Sobre el autor
FIONA CUMMINS is a graduate of the prestigious Faber Academy in London and an award-winning journalist. She spent twelve years at Britain’s Daily Mirror newspaper as its chief showbiz reporter, interviewing celebrities from Michael Jackson to George Clooney. She was named Showbusiness Reporter of the Year at the British Press Awards in 2007, and has been nominated four times. Now freelance, her work has appeared in numerous UK publications, as well as appearing on several national TV programs. She lives in Essex with her husband and two children.
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