Nothing Like the Night

Nothing Like the Night

by David Lawrence (Author)

Synopsis

Once she had been beautiful; now she was eight days dead, her body slashed repeatedly. At first, she's just Jane Doe of Notting Hill, then DS Stella Mooney finds a suspect. But while he is in custody, another body is discovered, butchered in the same way. It seems that Stella and her team are looking for that most dangerous of creatures: someone who kills to feed a terrible appetite. In fact they are up against something even more terrifying. There are two people involved; and one of them - the dominant one - is a woman...

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 416
Edition: BCE
Publisher: Michael Joseph
Published: 01 May 2003

ISBN 10: 0718145003
ISBN 13: 9780718145002

Media Reviews
Another DS Stella Mooney blockbuster from David Lawrence, this time centring on the death of beautiful model Janis Parker. With her boyfriend and female flatmate missing from the scene, suspicions initially fall on them but the investigation soon uncovers more horrific dimensions to the killing. And when more bodies are found it is apparent a serial killer is on the loose. Mooney, battling her own personal troubles as well as those of being a female officer in a highly masculine force, soon discovers that there are actually two killers involved with one, judging by the bloody handprints left behind, being a woman... Set in well-to-do Nottinghill and in the seedy council estates surrounding it, this is a race against time to catch the killers. Lawrence cleverly flits between the investigation, the killers and Mooney's private life, drawing them all together in a final climactic end. Moody, evocative, chilling and horrific, this is a must for everyone who loved The Dead Sit Round in a Ring , with Lawrence revealing his talent for suspense and tension once again. - Lucy Watson
Author Bio
David Lawrence is a successful poet and scriptwriter. He lives in Barnes, south-west London.