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This gripping hardback edition continues the award-winning mystery series featuring Detective Superintendent Roy Grace in a race against time. Readers can experience the fast-paced page-turner originally adapted for television starring John Simm.
- Author Peter James has sold over 21 million copies worldwide across thirty-eight languages.
- This installment links to recent suspicious deaths investigated by Detective Superintendent Roy Grace at Police HQ.
- The ITV drama stars John Simm as the troubled Brighton copper in the hit show.
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xThe latest race-against-time instalment of the award-winning Grace series, now a major ITV show.
Hunting him would be murder . . . When James Taylor arrives late for a funeral, he has to stand at the back of the small church. But, as the service progresses, Taylor notices a man six rows in front of him. At first he thinks he must be mistaken, but the more he looks at the man, the more convinced Taylor becomes that this is his old schoolfriend Rufus Rorke.
Except it couldn't be him, could it? Because two years ago Taylor attended Rufus Rorke's funeral. He even delivered Rufus's eulogy.
On the other side of Brighton, at Police HQ, Detective Superintendent Roy Grace has been alerted to a number of suspicious deaths that he can't get out of his mind. But how are they linked? And how could they possibly be connected to Rufus Rorke?
Roy Grace is about to find out just how dangerous a dead man can be.
Peter James is a UK number one bestselling author, best known for his Detective Superintendent Roy Grace series, now a hit ITV drama starring John Simm as the troubled Brighton copper. Much loved by crime and thriller fans for his fast-paced page-turners full of unexpected plot twists, sinister characters and accurate portrayals of modern-day policing, he has won over forty awards for his work.
