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Dublin Murder Mysteries Books Four to Six
Valerie Keogh
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Beschreibung
Three novels in the compelling Irish crime thriller series featuring Detective Garda Sergeant Mike West. These atmospheric police thrillers follow twisting trails of murder, revenge, and intrigue through the suburbs of Dublin. This volume includes: No Memory Lost: Mike West and his partner are shocked to find the small body of a child abandoned in a suitcase. Who is she? No child has been reported missing, and even as their search reaches beyond Ireland’s borders they struggle with the case. Soon another death grabs their attention—and leads them to a stunning realization . . . Previously published as Death in Foxrock No Crime Forgotten: An emergency call from St Monica’s church leads West to a corpse suspended from the beams in front of the altar. The victim’s fingerprints show that the man was just released after serving time for rape. Revenge seems like the obvious motive—but the list of suspects grows as high-level clergy exert pressure and the case takes an unexpected twist. No Easy Answer: Detective Garda Sergeant Mike West just wants to take a break and settle down with his fiancée. But now two new cases have come in: A hit and run in which the victim’s family is acting suspiciously, and a missing woman found dead with the post-mortem suggesting foul play. It only gets worse when human body parts start turning up. Everybody avoids using the words serial killer—but West fears that if he can’t make some progress, someone else is bound to die . . .
