THE MARLOW MURDERS an absolutely gripping crime mystery with a massive twist - Pearce, Biba
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Debby Morris, mother of two, goes to a Christmas party at the historic Hollyhock Manor in Marlow, and never comes home. Her phone, handbag and Santa's elf hat are found in a park near the River Thames. The police issue a nationwide search, but Debby is not found. Planned disappearance or something more sinister? Then Debby's body, still in her elf costume, is discovered five miles downstream from where she disappeared. But the circumstances around Debby's death are murkier than the Thames in which she was found. Detective Rob Miller is pulled from compassionate leave and put in charge. He's…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Debby Morris, mother of two, goes to a Christmas party at the historic Hollyhock Manor in Marlow, and never comes home. Her phone, handbag and Santa's elf hat are found in a park near the River Thames. The police issue a nationwide search, but Debby is not found. Planned disappearance or something more sinister? Then Debby's body, still in her elf costume, is discovered five miles downstream from where she disappeared. But the circumstances around Debby's death are murkier than the Thames in which she was found. Detective Rob Miller is pulled from compassionate leave and put in charge. He's still reeling from his last botched case, and now all eyes are on him - waiting to see if he'll crack. As if saving his career isn't enough, Rob and his team are now in a race against time to bring an ingenious killer to justice.
Autorenporträt
Biba Pearce is a British crime writer and author of the DCI Rob Miller series. Biba grew up in post-apartheid Southern Africa. As a child, she lived on the wild eastern coast and explored the sub-tropical forests and surfed in shark-infested waters. Now a full-time writer with more than twenty-five novels under her belt, Biba lives in leafy Surrey and when she isn't writing, can be found walking through the countryside or kayaking on the river Thames.