This is book four in the Lacey Flint series. I think Bolton writes outstanding stand alone novels. The Flint series is good too, just not quite to the same level. In this installment Lacey is living on a boat in a creek that feeds into the Thames as well as working for the River Police. Suddenly, shrouded bodies of Pashtun women from Afghanistan are discovered in the river. The question is if those who traffic in illegal immigration are disposing of the bodies or if something more sinister is going on. The river makes for a creepy atmosphere here. The ending was a stretch but it's a fast, intense read.
Monday, December 18, 2017
A Dark and Twisted Tide/ Sharon (SJ) Bolton/ 444 pgs
This is book four in the Lacey Flint series. I think Bolton writes outstanding stand alone novels. The Flint series is good too, just not quite to the same level. In this installment Lacey is living on a boat in a creek that feeds into the Thames as well as working for the River Police. Suddenly, shrouded bodies of Pashtun women from Afghanistan are discovered in the river. The question is if those who traffic in illegal immigration are disposing of the bodies or if something more sinister is going on. The river makes for a creepy atmosphere here. The ending was a stretch but it's a fast, intense read.
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