The Pilgrim's Revenge
Published on 28. October 2021
200 pages
978-1-80046-692-0 (ISBN)
Description
After a relatively quiet few months, an outbreak of serious headline-grabbing crimes confronts Inspector King and his team of detectives. Their investigations start with people trafficking on a South Devon beach, followed by a spate of armed robberies.
The pressure on the team quickly intensifies when the suspected suicide of a man found hanging in Plymbridge Woods is not initially what it seems. King must determine if it was assisted suicide or something more sinister.
Another man's body is soon discovered in his car at a boatyard where he worked: it quickly becomes clear he was drugged and murdered. Is there a link between the deaths of these men and their previous Army service in Iraq?
King becomes increasingly concerned that he may be hunting a serial killer who must be stopped before he kills again.
The pressure on the team quickly intensifies when the suspected suicide of a man found hanging in Plymbridge Woods is not initially what it seems. King must determine if it was assisted suicide or something more sinister.
Another man's body is soon discovered in his car at a boatyard where he worked: it quickly becomes clear he was drugged and murdered. Is there a link between the deaths of these men and their previous Army service in Iraq?
King becomes increasingly concerned that he may be hunting a serial killer who must be stopped before he kills again.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Market Harborough
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Troubador Publishing
File size
2,19 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-80046-692-0 (9781800466920)
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Person
Julian Mitchell was born in Hereford in 1948 and has lived in six counties in England and one in Wales before moving to his current home in Devon in 2005. After a long career working for a Government agency, he retired in 2010 and a few years later began writing novels. His latest novel is his third book published with Matador, featuring Inspector Richard King.
