The Final Silence
Oct 2014 · The Belfast Novels Book 4 · Soho Press
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Stuart Neville, “the current master of neo-noir detective fiction” (Boston Globe), is back with a chilling new thriller
Belfast, Northern Ireland: Rea Carlisle has inherited a house from an uncle she never knew. It doesn't take her long to clear out the dead man's remaining possessions, but one room remains stubbornly locked. When Rea finally forces it open, she discovers inside a chair, a table—and a leather-bound book, its pages filled with locks of hair, fingernails: a catalogue of victims.
Horrified, Rea wants to go straight to the police but her family intervenes, fearing that scandal will mar her politician father's public image. Rea turns to the only person she can think of: disgraced police inspector Jack Lennon. He is facing suspension from the force and his new supervisor, DCI Serena Flanagan, is the toughest cop he's ever met. But a gruesome murder brings the dead man's terrifying journal to the top of the Belfast police's priority list.
Belfast, Northern Ireland: Rea Carlisle has inherited a house from an uncle she never knew. It doesn't take her long to clear out the dead man's remaining possessions, but one room remains stubbornly locked. When Rea finally forces it open, she discovers inside a chair, a table—and a leather-bound book, its pages filled with locks of hair, fingernails: a catalogue of victims.
Horrified, Rea wants to go straight to the police but her family intervenes, fearing that scandal will mar her politician father's public image. Rea turns to the only person she can think of: disgraced police inspector Jack Lennon. He is facing suspension from the force and his new supervisor, DCI Serena Flanagan, is the toughest cop he's ever met. But a gruesome murder brings the dead man's terrifying journal to the top of the Belfast police's priority list.
Stuart Neville, “the current master of neo-noir detective fiction” (Boston Globe), is back with a chilling new thriller
Belfast, Northern Ireland: Rea Carlisle has inherited a house from an uncle she never knew. It doesn't take her long to clear out the dead man's remaining possessions, but one...
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October 5, 2015
Another well written book from Stuart Neville, interesting plot but somewhat predictable.
About the author
Stuart Neville is the author of thirteen novels and a short story collection that blend crime fiction with the supernatural. His debut, The Ghosts of Belfast, won the LA Times Book Prize, and he has been shortlisted for the MWA Edgar, CWA Dagger, Theakstons Old Peculier Novel of the Year, Barry, Macavity, and Dilys Awards, as well as the Irish Book Awards Crime Novel of the Year. Blood Like Theirs is the final book in Stuart's acclaimed horror trilogy that began with Blood Like Mine. Stuart is a founding member of the author supergroup The Fun Lovin' Crime Writers, and his wife thinks he has too many guitars. He lives near Belfast.
Stuart Neville is the author of thirteen novels and a short story collection that blend crime fiction with the supernatural. His debut, The Ghosts of Belfast, won the LA Times Book Prize, and he has been shortlisted for the MWA Edgar, CWA Dagger, Theakstons Old Peculier Novel of the Year, Barry, ...
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