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Wednesday 19 September 2012

WW28: TALKING TO THE DEAD

WW28
A chance to showcase your favourite!
  • First you grab our Wicked Wednesday pic.
  • Then you grab a book. Turn to page 28. Take the first sentence. And then you post it in your site with a link back to WW28.
  • Come back to Cherry Mischievous - WW28 and give us the url of your post (in a comment at a WW28 post) so that other WW28 readers can find your WW28 offering.
WW28 book offering: Talking To The Dead by Harry Bingham

The SOCO points to a place, four feet away, where a dirty black checked cushion leans up against the wall.

A piece of the puzzle... probably why they call it mystery...

About Talking To The Dead:
For rookie detective constable Fiona Griffiths, her first major investigation promises to be a tough initiation into Cardiff's dark underbelly. A young woman and her six-year-old daughter have been found brutally murdered in a squalid flat, the single clue a platinum credit card belonging to a millionaire businessman who died in a plane crash six months before. For her fellow cops, it's just another case of a low-rent prostitute meeting the wrong kind of client and coming to a nasty end, but Fiona is convinced that the tragic lives and cruel deaths of this mother and daughter are part of a deeper, darker mystery. Fiona, however, has secrets of her own. She is still recovering from a crushing psychological breakdown, and the feelings which haunt her are constantly threatening to undermine the mask of normality she has learned to wear. As she begins to piece together a bizarre and terrifying conspiracy, Fiona finds that what makes her vulnerable also gives her a unique insight into the secrets of the dead, and in solving the murders of Janet and April Mancini she can begin to start solving the riddles of her own past.
Source: Info in the About Talking To The Dead was taken from GoodReads at http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13067005-talking-to-the-dead on 30/06/2012.

2 comments:

Tales of Whimsy said...

Ooo descriptive. I wonder what happens next.

Melissa (My World...in words and pages) said...

Hmmm, do hope you are enjoying it. :)

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