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Lädt ... Hunter's Revenge (The Edinburgh Crime Mysteries #2) (2018. Auflage)von Val Penny
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Hunter by name - Hunter by nature: DI Hunter Wilson will not rest until his friend's death is avenged. DI Hunter Wilson is called to the scene of a murder. He is shocked to find the victim is his friend and colleague, George Reinbold. Who would want to harm the quiet, old man? Why was a book worth £23,000 delivered to him that morning? Why is the security in George's home so intense? Hunter must investigate his friend's past as well as the present to identify George's killer. When a new supply of cocaine from Peru floods HMP Edinburgh and the city, the courier leads Hunter to a criminal gang, but Hunter requires the help of his nemesis, the former Chief Constable, Sir Peter Myerscough, and local gangster, Ian Thomson, to make his case. Hunter's perseverance and patience are put to the test time after time in this taut crime thriller. Hunter's Revenge is the second in Val Penny's gripping crime series featuring DI Hunter Wilson. Also in the series:Hunter's Chase Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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He quickly finds that George had unusually strong security for his home, which is only partly explained by insurance requirements for the valuable collection of first edition children's books his friends and colleagues also didn't know he had. Investigating George's murder is going to mean investigating George, both his present, and his past, in East Germany, which he left when he was eighteen.
Meanwhile, there's also a new supply of high-quality cocaine coming into Scotland from Peru, and the two cases don't remain separate for long. A dealer in high-end cars, now in jail for bank robbery, the drug dealer who used the car dealer's business as a distribution point, and the corrupt former head of the Edinburgh police force and father of Hunter's second, are all locked up in the same prison. This proves useful.
Two of them have some motive to cooperate, if approached the right way.
It's a tangled and fascinating case, and yet meanwhile, life goes on. DCs Jane and Rachel are getting married. Hunter is worried about his son, Cameron, who has checked himself out of rehab and taken a job that seems a little too convenient. DC Meyerscough, son of the corrupt former Chief Constable who is now in prison, is unhappy about reminders of his father, and sees no point in being rich if he can't use some of that money to quietly make the lives around him a little easier.
And I haven't even touched on how tangled the relationships among various people connected to the case(s) are.
It's a compelling, absorbing story, with excellent, well-developed characters.
Recommended.
I received a free electronic galley of this book from the publisher and am reviewing it voluntarily. ( )