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Dark Corners

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When a child’s body is found, DCI Kenny Murrain uncovers buried secrets and a killer ready to strike again.
A tense crime thriller where the past won’t stay buried.


A missing child's body is found on the edge of the Peak District. As DCI Kenny Murrain and his team investigate, more attempted child abductions are reported. Murrain's instincts tell him this is a community with secrets, and those secrets have their roots deep in the past.

Unexpected connections surface as he uncovers mysteries long buried. A motorcycle accident in the nearby hills. The unexplained death of a local prison governor. And a high-profile child killing two decades before. Then another child goes missing, and Murrain and his team must race to identify the killer before the past catches up with them and it's too late …

315 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 4, 2025

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May 30, 2026
Full of questions

This book was a good read, its book 2 of the dci Murrian series, dark corners contains references to kidnapping and murder, its about a boy thats found murdered and other child abductions, and a complicated police journey to solve the crime.
The characters where likeable, the story was a tough read at times, with its stoyline but it was well written, though the chapters are a bit long.
I gave 4 stars because it was two stories read side by side before they merged to the dramatic conclusion, it got a little confusing at times trying to remember who is in which story but as the book went on it did get easier.
All in all it was a good read, you just need the patience to get used to the two stories.
18 reviews
January 5, 2026
Great job!

Love the characters, the plot, the complexity. Appreciate the characters having real issues and insecurities without being weak or boring. Enjoy marrain's "gift" not being clear but also that "hint" of special perception. I'm happy that he shares it with others he works with. Great Job! Thank you. Diane
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