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Detective Superintendent Roy Grace is back in another thrilling instalment. James Taylor is attending the funeral of a childhood friend and notices someone familiar. However, he knows it can’t be Rufus Rorke, as he read a eulogy at their funeral several years ago. James is determined to find out who this shadowy character is.
Meanwhile, forensics notify Grace of several mysterious deaths, that to the less detailed eye, could have gone unnoticed and put down as accidental and not suspicious deaths. The world of mushroom poisoning and the dark web result in a familiar name arising and soon Grace starts to see a connection between the two situations.
A complex and twisty plot from the beginning will keep your attention as Grace and Branson sleuth away trying to pin down a dangerous sociopath whose ego makes him think he is untouchable. Grace is hindered by a run in with Cassien Pew, but oversees his treacherous behaviour. Another well executed book, and hope the Grace series to continue with another instalment.
Meanwhile, forensics notify Grace of several mysterious deaths, that to the less detailed eye, could have gone unnoticed and put down as accidental and not suspicious deaths. The world of mushroom poisoning and the dark web result in a familiar name arising and soon Grace starts to see a connection between the two situations.
A complex and twisty plot from the beginning will keep your attention as Grace and Branson sleuth away trying to pin down a dangerous sociopath whose ego makes him think he is untouchable. Grace is hindered by a run in with Cassien Pew, but oversees his treacherous behaviour. Another well executed book, and hope the Grace series to continue with another instalment.
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