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Fifteen years have passed since her sister was kidnapped, now Marnie Hammond is a Detective Sergeant. But all her fears are about to come back when in a woodland in Kirkhead remains of a young girl are found.
An enjoyable and interesting tense story, well-written and a good start to the new series.

When Shaun Miller deliberately pushes 85 year old Charlotte Green while being chased by DS Lasser he sets off a chain of events that can only result in pain. Beacuse unfortunately for hime she is grandmother to local drugs baron Callum Green.
A police procedural which although an interesting read the swearing did become too much

Billy Jones has gone missing but it is not long before his clothes and part of his body are discovered on the farm belonging to David and Susan Fotheringay. But this will not be the last of the deaths. Is there a connection between them and the Radfields, once a prominent family. DS Lasser investigates.
An entertaining and well-written modern crime story

Thoroughly enjoyed the latest addition to the Marnie Hammond series. Some very unexpected twists that keep you guessing and you want to just keep on reading to see what happens.

I didn't get into this book straight away and wondered whether I was going to enjoy it, but very soon it had grabbed me and I loved it. Even shed a tear at the end. Quite a bit going on and plenty of action but all came together

A really good read. This is going to be a great series. Well written. Tense. Exciting

The DS Lasser series are just getting better and better with each book. Great reads

Excellent book in an excellent series

Thoroughly enjoyed this book. A great series

Such a good book. So enjoying this series

I just love the Lasser books. I have got so involved in them. The characters are terrific, the storylines are terrific. They have just got better and better as they have gone along.

Thoroughly enjoyed Winter's Lament by Robin Roughley. The books just get better and better as you read through the series. Best read in order

What a ripper of a book. What a storyteller Robin Roughley is. To me, Tunny seems to be a gentle soul underneath and dealing with the horrors of this case is causing him so much pain. I had to keep taking breaks to absorb all the sadness and sickness, but then I would have to keep reading to see what happened. Great book.

Gritty, fast-paced and with a well-thought plot, this is a great read.

The main character, DS Marnie Hammond, is really interesting and well developed, so you can perfectly understand why she makes the decisions she makes. I liked her so much that now I'm ready to go looking for the previous book in this series.

A truly engaging book.