Turnstone (Di Joe Faraday)

Turnstone (Di Joe Faraday)

by Graham Hurley (Author)

Synopsis

Portsmouth is a city on the ropes, a poor, dirty but spirited city, with a soaring crime rate. And it is home for DI Joe Faraday. Now Emma Maloney's dad has gone missing. Faraday thinks he may have been murdered. But these days, a hunch is not enough. Faraday's squad of detectives are battling with an ever-growing caseload of a city torn by violence, poverty, drug-dealing and petty crime. Who can spare the time and resources for an investigation unsupported by hard evidence? Joe Faraday is struggling with his own demons, and finding Stuart Maloney, dead or alive, develops into a battle not simply for justice, but for sanity.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 368
Edition: 2
Publisher: Orion
Published: 06 Sep 2006

ISBN 10: 0752843362
ISBN 13: 9780752843360
Book Overview: This is a brand-new cover look for Graham Hurley - reissued behind BLOOD AND HONEY 'A wonderfully atmospheric piece of writing with splendid characterisation... very much a top-class thriller' PUBLISHING NEWS 'The best British police procedural that I've read since John Harvey's 'Resnick' series, and that's a real compliment' INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY All his novels have received excellent reviews: 'An ambitious police procedural epic ...The often sordid life of a large British city is caught with pinpoint accuracy, together with a host of realistic characters on both sides of the law ... A splendid achievement' GUARDIAN 'An outstanding writer. Hurley's twists and action are electrifying' DAILY TELEGRAPH 'A superb series. Hurley marries an intensely strong sense of place with believable and flawed characters. An exemplar of classic crime fiction' Mark Timlin 'Splendidly gritty ... most enjoyable' FHM 'The best police procedural I've read this year' Harlan Coben 'As good a read as you'll ever get ... A wonderful, wonderful thriller writer' DAILY MIRROR

Author Bio
Graham Hurley is an award-winning TV documentary maker who now writes full time. He lived in Portsmouth for 20 years. He is married and has grown up children. He now lives in Exmouth, Devon.