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Not everything that gets buried stays buried... sometimes the past has a nasty habit of resurfacing…
When the corpse of a security van driver implicated in an unsolved £1.2 million heist turns up in a shallow grave two years later it’s just the beginning for Detective Inspector Charlotte Granger.
She embarks on a murder investigation that takes her into dangerous territory – a world of corrupt police, unscrupulous private investigators, local gangsters, organised crime and an investigative journalist who'll stop at nothing to get his story. Meanwhile events from Granger's own past are threatening to come back and haunt her...
As people are murdered to silence them and vital information vanishes from files, can DI Granger get to the truth? And if she does, what will that truth reveal?
This is a crime thriller with a hell of a twist at the end. Buy it now to see why other readers call The Corpse Role unputdownable.
‘Keeps you engrossed as it feeds you its secrets, holding the tension all the way.’
‘Fast paced, tightly plotted, page-turning crime at its best. ’
‘A very, very good crime-thriller.’
‘I stayed up half the night because this book is 'unputdownable'.’
‘What a twist at the end.’
‘Try it for yourself you won't be disappointed.’
‘Nixon writes hard-hitting fiction, with a dash of humour, a cast of great characters, and a dollop of violence.’
Luca Veste, author of Dead Gone and The Dying Place
‘One hell of a writer.’
Ken Bruen - Author of The Jack Taylor novels
‘Keith Nixon does for Margate what Peter James did for Brighton …’
Tim Baker, author of CWA Shortlisted Fever City
‘Lean, mean and gritty, with writing as sharp as a razor cut that'll hit you just where it's needed.’
Matt Hilton - Author of the Joe Hunter thrillers
'A beautiful flow to the prose that keeps you hooked right in, some twisty turny goodness and a jaw dropping ending.'
Liz Loves Books
‘The plot is deftly woven and subtly seeded with little clues to help you along the way but I was still taken aback by the final reveal and felt like kicking myself. Which is just the way it should be.’
Crime Fiction Lover
'The twist at the end is one of the most jaw-dropping moments I have had reading crime thrillers. For hours afterwards I was going back over everything in the book and the clues are all there, but I did not see it coming at all. I cannot recommend this book highly enough.'
Readingwrites blog
'It is well written, with fast-paced descriptions, a hard-hitting plot, great characters and unexpected twists and turns.'
Off-the-shelf blog
‘What a great character Keith Nixon has created here. Promises to be one heck of a ride.’
Big Al’s Books & Pals blog
‘Tight, punchy with a distinct voice.’
Crimesquad
Genre: Mystery
When the corpse of a security van driver implicated in an unsolved £1.2 million heist turns up in a shallow grave two years later it’s just the beginning for Detective Inspector Charlotte Granger.
She embarks on a murder investigation that takes her into dangerous territory – a world of corrupt police, unscrupulous private investigators, local gangsters, organised crime and an investigative journalist who'll stop at nothing to get his story. Meanwhile events from Granger's own past are threatening to come back and haunt her...
As people are murdered to silence them and vital information vanishes from files, can DI Granger get to the truth? And if she does, what will that truth reveal?
This is a crime thriller with a hell of a twist at the end. Buy it now to see why other readers call The Corpse Role unputdownable.
What Readers Say
‘Keeps you engrossed as it feeds you its secrets, holding the tension all the way.’
‘Fast paced, tightly plotted, page-turning crime at its best. ’
‘A very, very good crime-thriller.’
‘I stayed up half the night because this book is 'unputdownable'.’
‘What a twist at the end.’
‘Try it for yourself you won't be disappointed.’
Praise for Keith Nixon’s Work
‘Nixon writes hard-hitting fiction, with a dash of humour, a cast of great characters, and a dollop of violence.’
Luca Veste, author of Dead Gone and The Dying Place
‘One hell of a writer.’
Ken Bruen - Author of The Jack Taylor novels
‘Keith Nixon does for Margate what Peter James did for Brighton …’
Tim Baker, author of CWA Shortlisted Fever City
‘Lean, mean and gritty, with writing as sharp as a razor cut that'll hit you just where it's needed.’
Matt Hilton - Author of the Joe Hunter thrillers
'A beautiful flow to the prose that keeps you hooked right in, some twisty turny goodness and a jaw dropping ending.'
Liz Loves Books
‘The plot is deftly woven and subtly seeded with little clues to help you along the way but I was still taken aback by the final reveal and felt like kicking myself. Which is just the way it should be.’
Crime Fiction Lover
'The twist at the end is one of the most jaw-dropping moments I have had reading crime thrillers. For hours afterwards I was going back over everything in the book and the clues are all there, but I did not see it coming at all. I cannot recommend this book highly enough.'
Readingwrites blog
'It is well written, with fast-paced descriptions, a hard-hitting plot, great characters and unexpected twists and turns.'
Off-the-shelf blog
‘What a great character Keith Nixon has created here. Promises to be one heck of a ride.’
Big Al’s Books & Pals blog
‘Tight, punchy with a distinct voice.’
Crimesquad
Genre: Mystery
Praise for this book
"Keith Nixon is the fresh voice we so desperately need in these days of dreadful Fifty shades of blandness." - Ken Bruen
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