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And out second mystery for the day that asks the question,
CAN History repeat itself?
Synopsis:
Someone is recreating murders from the past; from DCI Lambert’s past
A man is found electrocuted in his bath. Accident? Suicide? Apparently not. Attached to the body is a handwritten note; all it says is ‘DCI Lambert’. And something about the case rings a bell…
Lambert, shaken by past and present, is put on notice when a major prisoner escapes. Is there a connection? And why are MI5 getting involved? Before the investigation is over, Lambert will be pushed to his very limits... And beyond.
How far would you go for justice? And what would you do to save your family?
Review:
What do you do when you're innocent, but murders keep happening, and your name is left on the scene? And when those murders are EXACTLY as ones you've worked all through your career, so you get sidelined, or do you solve the case before you get arrested? DCI Lambert does just that- he tackles the dilemma by working in the shadows and with his former colleague, to see if the breakout and the cases are related. This 4th book in the series is a roller coaster, you'll find yourself staying up quite late to see who actually is the murder, so be warned!
Special:
This book is ALSO on sale on Kindle right now for only $2.99!
AND
Dead Eyed, book one in the series, is also on sale for only $3.99, so you can see how the series started!
About the Author:
Following his law degree where he developed an interest in criminal law, Matt Brolly completed his Masters in Creative Writing at Glasgow University. In addition to the DCI Lambert crime novels, he is the author of the acclaimed near future crime trilogy, featuring DI Kate Swanson, which begins with Zero. Matt lives in London with his wife and their two young children.
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