
The Scene of the Crime 2
The new 2027 crime thriller from the multi-million selling author THE SECOND BOOK IN A BRAND NEW CRIME SERIES FROM SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING CREATOR OF DETECTIVE JANE TENNISON, LYNDA LA PLANTE.
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CSI Jessica Russell is called to a crime scene unlike any she has faced before: an abattoir.
Suspended thirty feet above the ground, the masked victim hangs in chains, arranged in an almost angelic pose.
As the horror of the scene unfolds, Jessica must use every ounce of her forensic expertise to identify the victim - and to find the most twisted killer her team has ever investigated.
Praise for Lynda La Plante:
'The UK's most celebrated female crime author' - DAILY MAIL
'Lynda La Plante practically invented the thriller' - KARIN SLAUGHTER
'Compelling, clever, and utterly riveting' - RACHEL ABBOTT
'La Plante excels in her ability to pick out the surprising but plausible details that give her portrayal of everyday life in a police station a rare ring of authenticity' - SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
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The new 2027 crime thriller from the multi-million selling author THE SECOND BOOK IN A BRAND NEW CRIME SERIES FROM SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING CREATOR OF DETECTIVE JANE TENNISON, LYNDA LA PLANTE.
________________________
CSI Jessica Russell is called to a crime scene unlike any she has faced before: an abattoir.
Suspended thirty feet above the ground, the masked victim hangs in chains, arranged in an almost angelic pose.
As the horror of the scene unfolds, Jessica must use every ounce of her forensic expertise to identify the victim - and to find the most twisted killer her team has ever investigated.
Praise for Lynda La Plante:
'The UK's most celebrated female crime author' - DAILY MAIL
'Lynda La Plante practically invented the thriller' - KARIN SLAUGHTER
'Compelling, clever, and utterly riveting' - RACHEL ABBOTT
'La Plante excels in her ability to pick out the surprising but plausible details that give her portrayal of everyday life in a police station a rare ring of authenticity' - SUNDAY TELEGRAPH





