Scare Me To Death
By (Author) CJ Carver
Bloodhound Books
Bloodhound Books
9th April 2021
United Kingdom
Paperback
354
Digging up the past can be deadly in this ingeniously plotted, twisty and enthralling thriller from the CWA Debut Daggerwinning author ofCold Echo(Mystery People).
A homemade bomb exploded mid-air, killing 214 people on board. Thirteen people survived...
Sixteen years later one of the survivors is found brutally murdered. It looks like a crime of passion, but DC Lucy Davies knows something is wrong. They were trying to find the bombers.
Lucys search for the killer brings her into conflict with her long-lost fatherwho has his own secrets. Dangerous secrets that Lucy must expose so she can confront a vicious murderer with only one thing on their mind: Keep on killing to stop the truth from being revealed.
The perfect read for fans of authors like Sibel Hodge, Caroline Mitchell, and Tim Weaver.
Praise for the novels of CJ Carver:
Tell Me a Lieis a fast and ingenious thriller. Im full of admiration. Isabelle Grey, bestselling author ofWrong Way Home
A fabulously disturbing read! Carver really is a must read writer... Totally recommend. Northern Crime
Praise forScare Me to Death
Dont expect to sleep, because this is unputdownable. Frost Magazine
One of the best openings I have ever read... grabs you and doesnt let you go until the final page... twisty, enthralling, addictive. Once Upon a Time Book Reviews
Wow, beyond excellent... powerful writing, well-crafted, breathtaking suspense... outstanding! Surjit Reads and Recommends
A ripper of a thriller... full of great characters, mysteries and thrills... excellent! Alysontheblog
CJ Carver can do no wrong. Fabulous. Extremely fabulous. Read this! Its the best! Northern Crime
Winner of the CWA Debut Dagger for her first novel Blood Junction, CJ Carver has written a further ten critically acclaimed novels. Spare Me The Truth, the first in the Dan Forrester series, was shortlisted for the Ngaio Marsh Award 2017. Half-English, half-Kiwi, CJ lived in Australia for 10 years before taking up long-distance rallies, driving London to Saigon, London to Cape Town and covering 14,000 miles on the Inca Trail in South America. CJ began her writing career by writing about her adventures, eventually becoming a travel writer for various national publications including The Telegraph, The Independent, The Guardian, Autocar. She is co-founder for the Womens World Car of the Year Award CJ has been a judge for the Thriller Awards in the USA. Her books have been published in the UK, USA and translated into several languages. She lives just outside Bath.