Where the Guilty Hide (A Detective Honeywell Mystery, Book 1)
By (Author) Annette Dashofy
Book 1
HarperCollins Publishers
One More Chapter
1st September 2023
2nd March 2023
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Crime and mystery: private investigator / amateur detectives
Narrative theme: Sense of place
Thriller / suspense fiction
Narrative theme: Death, grief, loss
813.6
Paperback
384
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 23mm
260g
From USA Today bestselling author, Annette Dashofy, comes the start of a brand new crime series set on the shores of Lake Erie, Pennsylvania. For fans of Ann Cleeves, Louise Penny and Elly Griffiths.
Fast paced and tension-filled Dashofy weaves the perfect mystery and has created an unforgettable cast you cant help rooting for USA Today bestseller Carissa Ann Lynch
On the shore of Lake Erie, Pennsylvania, a body lays half hidden, the waves slowly moving it with the rising tide
In the early morning mist, freelance photographer Emma Anderson takes pictures of the rocky coastline. She moved to Erie to escape a past that haunts her but the last thing she expects to capture is a dead body.
Erie City Police Detective Matthias Honeywell has been investigating a spate of home invasions but when one of the robbery victims turns up dead, his case evolves into homicide. Emmas first encounter with Detective Honeywell leaves her shaken when he reminds her of her ex-fianc-turned-stalker. Matthias misinterprets Emmas anxiety and suspects she knows more than shes letting on.
With the threat of another murder and no obvious leads, will Emma and Matthias overcome their mutual distrust and work together to capture a killer
See what early readers have to say about Where the Guilty Hide:
A superb police procedural. Fantastic, fast-paced and tension-filled
Couldnt stop reading gritty
An outstanding grab-you-by-the-throat series addictive
Lots of twists and turns
An innovative mystery a captivating story
Gripping, fast-paced, well-written and realistic, I highly recommend
A mystery that every mystery lover will enjoy
Well executed and visually descriptive the story moves flawlessly from chapter to chapter Drus Book Musings