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Good people do bad things
Bad people do good things
Sometimes its hard to tell the difference
Ginas body has floated down the River Esk. She was a farmers wife. And it looks like an accident.
But Michael Brady has his doubts.
Bradys back in the police and he needs to prove himself.
Is it murder? Or does Brady need it to be murder?
Its a year since his wife died. Hes feeling lonely. And hes still trying to balance being a single dad and being a Detective Chief Inspector.
Would this be a good place to kill her?
The pathologist put his reading glasses on. Looked at Bradys phone. Looks perfect. Looks better than perfect. If I had to drown someone thatd be as good a place as any. No paths near it?
None that I could see.��
So hes met her there. Somethings happened. Hes dragged her down to the edge...
Bradys convinced the answer lies in Ginas past. But his boss is doing everything he can to stop Brady discovering what that past was.
Then DS Frankie Thomson uncovers the truth. And suddenly theres not one person who might have wanted to kill Gina. Theres a hundred and one
Brady stood up and walked over to the window. Tried to process what Frankie had told him. Tried to work out the implications. He turned round. Frankie was bending forward, reaching for her laptop. You need to prove this to me, he said. And you need to do it now. Because theres no way Im going to sleep. Not knowing Ive wasted two weeks. And that Kershaw has known all the time. And that
That someone has to tell Ian Foster.
What did I say in the car? His life was unravelling. This is going to tear it apart.
The River Runs Deep is the second book in the Michael Brady series, the follow-up to Salt in the Wounds.
Ive not enjoyed a book as much in years. I cannot recommend it highly enough. A real 5* page turner.
I spent the weekend with Michael Brady. I have absolutely no regrets.
I got to halfway in no time and then couldnt put it down, finished it in one sitting. Cant wait for Brady 2. This book brought back my love of reading.
Genre: Mystery
Bad people do good things
Sometimes its hard to tell the difference
Ginas body has floated down the River Esk. She was a farmers wife. And it looks like an accident.
But Michael Brady has his doubts.
Bradys back in the police and he needs to prove himself.
Is it murder? Or does Brady need it to be murder?
Its a year since his wife died. Hes feeling lonely. And hes still trying to balance being a single dad and being a Detective Chief Inspector.
Would this be a good place to kill her?
The pathologist put his reading glasses on. Looked at Bradys phone. Looks perfect. Looks better than perfect. If I had to drown someone thatd be as good a place as any. No paths near it?
None that I could see.��
So hes met her there. Somethings happened. Hes dragged her down to the edge...
Bradys convinced the answer lies in Ginas past. But his boss is doing everything he can to stop Brady discovering what that past was.
Then DS Frankie Thomson uncovers the truth. And suddenly theres not one person who might have wanted to kill Gina. Theres a hundred and one
Brady stood up and walked over to the window. Tried to process what Frankie had told him. Tried to work out the implications. He turned round. Frankie was bending forward, reaching for her laptop. You need to prove this to me, he said. And you need to do it now. Because theres no way Im going to sleep. Not knowing Ive wasted two weeks. And that Kershaw has known all the time. And that
That someone has to tell Ian Foster.
What did I say in the car? His life was unravelling. This is going to tear it apart.
The River Runs Deep is the second book in the Michael Brady series, the follow-up to Salt in the Wounds.
Ive not enjoyed a book as much in years. I cannot recommend it highly enough. A real 5* page turner.
I spent the weekend with Michael Brady. I have absolutely no regrets.
I got to halfway in no time and then couldnt put it down, finished it in one sitting. Cant wait for Brady 2. This book brought back my love of reading.
Genre: Mystery
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