Coffin Road: An utterly gripping crime thriller from the author of The China Thrillers

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Reading his Lewis trilogy first ensured I would read more of his work, and whilst nothing has quite lived up to the first Lewis book, I’ve still had fun with everything he’s written.

Coffin Road By Peter May | Used | 9781784293130 - Wob Coffin Road By Peter May | Used | 9781784293130 - Wob

From a man with memory loss, to a young girl dealing with the loss of her father, to a tale of a policeman unmasking the past, readers will have to pay close attention so they don't lose track of the amazing web May has created. May carefully crafts every commonplace one can engender about the teen: hideous tattoos which she has obtained by exchanging ink for sex, various piercings, strange hair color and cut, and a vapidness not to be believed.Slowly he begins to unravel details of his character and life, but with each revelation comes more questions and confusion. But in the interests of fairness, I’ll add a quote about the appeal of the place rather than the rainstorms I complained about earlier.

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In the 2012 Grand Prix des Lecteurs du Télégramme, The Lewis Man was winner of the Prix des Lecteurs du Télégramme, 10,000 Euro Readers’ Prize of French daily newspaper. In questa storia i misteri e le domande, a cui non seguono risposte adeguate, si susseguono incessantemente, creando una bella atmosfera fatta di suspense, rivelazioni e colpi di scena a più livelli. The ensuing discovery of a man’s body with no identification meant Gunn had to find his killer, as well as a motive – and he wasn’t sure he was up to the task. According to Goodreads and my own somewhat-dilapidated memory, I’ve never read any books by France-based Scottish-born author Peter May.Which proved that what the neonic pesticides were doing wasn’t actually killing the bees directly, but killing their brain cells and destroying their memory. With a sense of dread and no clear idea what lies at the other end, he knows he must follow the trail if he has any hope of discovering his identity. A teenage girl lies in her Edinburgh bedroom, desperate to discover the truth about her father's death. And that person doesn’t know he’s lost his memory, so they’re being natural with him, and it’s only through that interaction that he’s discovering that he’s having an affair with her.