It has certainly left me wondering of all the possibilities as to where she will take us with it and I have to say it feels quite thrilling. In a clever and unexpected twist, the second is someone who could potentially pose a threat, just as Ryan’s personal life is coming together.

There aren't any intimate details given, but I'm the kind of reader that really just wants present to focus on the present. There is very little to no mention of any of their past relationships, but that changes in this story.Viską būčiau pateisinusi, jei autorė būtų labiau atskleidusi detektyvų išgyvenimus po penktos dalies, arba labiau išvysčiusi naujų veikėjų užuomazgas ir portretus (nujaučiu, kad tai bus kitose dalyse), tačiau to šioje knygoje irgi ne itin daug radau. Still reeling from the investigation into The Hacker, when we meet Ryan in Cragside, he and Anna are holed up on a country estate as it was the easiest option until they can find somewhere to live. With a gripping prologue set in the summer of 1975 the author transports us forty one years to 2016. Throughout the book when things were happening I kept trying to guess who I thought the killer was, although characters seem “honest” you just can’t always trust them. the impressive huge house with its turrets and towers, almost hidden from view by the many trees surrounding it.

When a second death is reported at Cragside the following day, Ryan and his team find themselves at the start of a complex, frenetic investigation. After his climactic battle with notorious serial killer The Hacker, DCI Ryan is spending the summer with his fiancé within the grounds of Cragside, a spectacular Bavarian-style mansion surrounded by acres of woodland. Cragside is the sixth book in the DCI Ryan Mysteries and what a series this has turned out to be even though I absolutely loved the first book Holy Island each one just gets better and better. As always Ryan and his team work relentlessly until the finally catch the killer and this time there is a new addition to the team in the form of PC Melanie Yates.Your personal data will not be shared with any other organisations and you have the right to unsubscribe at any time. The whole murder case felt very much like your typical ‘who dunnit’ and of course as always I didn’t get it right to who it could be.