Dancing on the Grave: An Absolutely Gripping Crime Thriller Full of Twists (Csi Grace Mccoll & Detective Nick Weston Lakes Trilogy Book 1)
Synopsis "Dancing on the Grave: An Absolutely Gripping Crime Thriller Full of Twists (Csi Grace Mccoll & Detective Nick Weston Lakes Trilogy Book 1)"
In one of the most beautiful corners of England something very ugly is about to take place.A sniper with a mission…a young cop with nothing to lose…a CSI with everything to prove…a teenage girl with a terrifying obsession…There’s a killer on the loose in the Lake District, and the calm of an English summer is shattered.For newly qualified Crime Scene Investigator Grace McColl, it’s both the start of a nightmare and the chance to prove herself after a mistake that cost a life.For Detective Constable Nick Weston, recently transferred from London, it’s an opportunity to recover his nerve after a disastrous undercover operation left him for dead.And for a lonely, loveless teenage girl, Edith, it’s the start of a twisted fantasy—one she never dreamed might come true.Formerly published as a standalone novel, this self-contained story is now the first in a three-book series. Book 2, BONES IN THE RIVER is published May 2020.Introducing:CSI Grace McColl is forty, amicably divorced from her husband, Max. Born in the Lakes, she was always a keen photographer, who trained as a crime scene investigator after her photographs were used to help a guilty man go free and he later caused a woman’s death. Grace still feels she has much to make amends for. She hides her emotions behind a calm façade that can make her sometimes appear cold. She lives in Orton village, with a Weimaraner called Tallie.Detective Constable Nick Weston is thirty-two, living with his partner, Lisa, a hairdresser, with whom he has a volatile relationship, and a young daughter, Sophie. Nick worked in Firearms in Manchester and then undercover for the Met in London. After he was compromised and almost beaten to death on an undercover op, Lisa persuaded him to transfer up to her native Cumbria, where he is considered an outsider among his colleagues. Nick is still coping with some of the mental and physical after-effects of his experiences.Praise for DANCING ON THE GRAVE and Zoë Sharp“Dancing On The Grave is a dark, tense read that caught me off guard. The author takes us on an exhilarating ride full of twists and turns that had me clinging on to every word. Brilliant book and highly recommend it.” ~Sarah Hardy, By The Letter Book Reviews“The quality of Sharp’s writing and the frequently changing points of view, all clearly contained within separate chapters, drive the story on at a relentless pace… Dancing On The Grave is a thriller that delivers on all levels. I found it impossible to walk away until I knew the end of the story.” ~Linda Wilson, Crime Review“This is a straightforward, no holds barred, thriller. No one writes this kind of book better than Zoë Sharp. If you haven’t read one of her books before, the only question is ‘why not?’” ~Ted Hertel Jr, Deadly Pleasures Mystery Magazine“This book is the perfect place to start if Ms. Sharp is a new author to you… The first chapter grabs you immediately, and you suddenly find yourself hooked.” ~Sara Weiss, Literal Addiction“Ooooooh-eeeee! What an incredible treat it was to read this action-packed thriller! Set in Cumbria/the Lake District, the reader is taken on a whirlwind ride of retribution, fear, manipulation, vulnerability, conflict, truth, mental health issues, vengeance, lost souls and the search for the truth. I bloody LOVED it!” ~Noelle Holten, Crime Book JunkieReader reviews:“One of those books which you read with increasing disbelief, thinking to yourself, I REALLY WISH I HAD WRITTEN THAT!”“I hugely recommend this. If you’re off on your holidays it’s the perfect, action-packed page-turner.”“A fresh take on the police procedural with a lot of keen observations.”"Highly recommended!""A brilliant yarn."“I read books largely for their characters and this is what kept me turning the pages with this one (I read it in one night) and also what puts it a cut above your usual.”"The landscape is almost a character in its own right.”
