Published this year, this is the latest Wild Fens murder mystery. It's a series I've been following when I can and in this, DI Ben Savage has to assume the leadership of his team because his partner is still recovering from an accident that happened in the previous book (No More Blood). A man’s body is found in a remote Lincolnshire pond and, with almost no forensic evidence, the team must use old-fashioned police work to unpick the victim’s last movements and work out what happened. It’s an involved plot with lots of twists and turns, all played out while Ben tries to deal with his feelings of guilt and self-doubt. All the Wild Fens books I've read are good, gritty mysteries and I've seen them recommended for fans of LJ Ross, Joy Ellis, JM Dalgleish and JD Kirk - if you enjoy any of those authors these are definitely worth trying.
Review by: Norfolk Gal, Oundle Crime