My review.
Dirty little secret by Jonathan Peace.
Louise Miller book 1.
Brilliant read. I loved Louise. The men in the force frustrated me with their attitude towards Louise and Beth. Manby was the only one I liked. I didn’t expect that. I’m looking forward to the next book. 5*.
Blurb.
Ossett, West Yorkshire. March, 1987.
A town of flower shows, Maypole parades and Sunday football games. But behind all the closed doors and drawn curtains are hidden truths and shameful lies.
Discovering the body of a young girl dumped into a phone box at a local beauty spot, WDC Louise Miller’s first case as detective in her hometown is made harder by the sexism and misogyny of small-town policing. But her four years on the force in Manchester have prepared her for this and along with ally WPC Elizabeth Hines, the pair work the case together.
As their inquiries uncover the town’s hidden secrets, psychologist Karla Hayes offers insights into the troubled psychological problems of the victim, revealing dark truths that could lead to the identity of the killer.
But when a second girl goes missing, Louise realises that some secrets should stay hidden.
Including hers.
305 pages published 8 Sept. 2021 publisher Crime Publishing Network.
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