Since we have to maintain six-foot distance from each other, this will mean donning a mask and throwing it at them. She feels she is constantly being watched, she thinks someone has been in her home and finds a diary that she doesn’t remember writing.

Sharon Bolton Books in Order (Complete Series List) Sharon Bolton Books in Order (Complete Series List)

But in her brilliance, Bolton manipulates these plot lines and characters (and readers) until finally . Felicity is a great character to follow in the sense that, as a reader, you are never really quite sure whether her recollection can be trusted. Joe Grant appears to be warily developing more than professional feelings for her against his mother’s advice.In 2014, Lost, (UK title, Like This, For Ever) was named RT Magazine’s Best Contemporary Thriller in the US, and in France, Now You See Me won the Plume de Bronze.

The Split by Sharon Bolton - Criminal Element Book Review: The Split by Sharon Bolton - Criminal Element

Felicity’s work is a subtle opportunity to enthuse the reader about rapidly melting ice caps, while a number of murders set in the recent past emphasise the vulnerability of Cambridge’s homeless population. Felicity Lloyd is about to run to the far ends of the earth, to the Antarctic to work as a glaciologist and with only the smallest of work crews. When Cambridge University is rocked by a series of suicides, DC Lacey Flint is assigned there on an undercover mission by DI Mark Joesbury. But once she learns that husband Freddie has served his time and she becomes more anxious with each tourist boat that docks.As you can see, I was scribbling notes and connecting dots and drawing arrows all over a destroyed piece of paper, as I tabbed the hell out of the actual book. Dr Joe Grant enters the story in the two middle sections of The Split , one going back 9 months the other 7 months.

The Split: A chilling, pulse-racing, emotionally-charged The Split: A chilling, pulse-racing, emotionally-charged

Gillian has for the last two years been continually troubled by the mysterious disappearance of her young daughter.I was completely intrigued by the setting of this book and the enticing cover so I was thrilled to receive a copy and it totally lived up to my high expectations! Set on one of the most remote islands in the world, The Split will have you sitting on the edge of your seat. It is named after Mary Higgins Clark (the pen name of Mary Theresa Eleanor Higgins Clark Conheeney), a US author of mystery and suspense novels who was born in 1927 and it is awarded annually. One more cruise ship stop-over and she will be free of her fear for several months; her very real fear of a recently released killer finally tracking her down.