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Missing But Not Lost
Viscount Peveril’s grandson, George, has gone missing, and DCI Alexander (Sandy) McFarlane has been asked by the family to investigate his disappearance.
After commencing his search in Norfolk and Derbyshire, Sandy soon finds himself in Manitoba, Canada, trying to locate George and the two friends he has run away with.
Across the ocean, in Derby city centre, a young police officer is found having been shot dead by suspected drug dealers, and a large-scale police investigation is set in motion to catch his killers.
Before long, Sandy’s investigation into George’s disappearance and the murder of the young police officer collide, and Sandy finds himself in conflict with the senior officer leading the murder case as they try to unravel the truth.
This gripping and authentic crime mystery is the second book in the DCI McFarlane series.
After commencing his search in Norfolk and Derbyshire, Sandy soon finds himself in Manitoba, Canada, trying to locate George and the two friends he has run away with.
Across the ocean, in Derby city centre, a young police officer is found having been shot dead by suspected drug dealers, and a large-scale police investigation is set in motion to catch his killers.
Before long, Sandy’s investigation into George’s disappearance and the murder of the young police officer collide, and Sandy finds himself in conflict with the senior officer leading the murder case as they try to unravel the truth.
This gripping and authentic crime mystery is the second book in the DCI McFarlane series.
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360 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 25, 2022
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October 3, 2022
What an enjoyable read this book was. When a young man goes missing, DCI Sandy Mc Farlane is called to investigate. George is the grandson of a Viscount and has fled to Canada along with two of his friends. A young police officer is shot and killed. is there a connection between both events? I liked the settings of Norfolk, Derbyshire and Canada and the descriptive passages. The plot was interesting and there was enough tension to keep me interested until the end. This is more of a cosy mystery than a thriller but it's a very good read from an author who knows his police procedures. Thanks to Net Galley for my ARC.
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