The Search

5××××××+ Amazon Customer Another winner from Howard Linsky. Considering the rubbish that is considered drama on television. Why his books are not on UK tv are frankly beyond my comprehension. I have read all his books, and each one improves on perfection. Keep it up mate as we say in Australia. When is your next one coming out?. Ashrae said The Search. This is the third in this series and, although the story is completely stand alone, to get the best from the main characters in terms of backstory and development, it is advised that you read the first two before starting this one. Indeed, in my opinion, they are also excellent reads.This book centres around the cold case of a missing child. Susan Verity was playing with five of her friends when she disappeared without trace back in 1976. A few years later, Adrian Wicklow confessed to her murder along with several others. He was never tried for this but convicted of others. Years later, he recants this confession but as he. The Search Mary E aka Lockette This was a really great read by this author, the third of his that I've read so far and my favorite of the three. After the prologue, it started off a little slow but when the action picked up and my mind started working at the mystery as each suspect came under scrutiny, I was hooked to the book until I read who the killer really was. There actually are three stories going on in this book but the author did a good job of keeping them all straight for the reader. Each suspect could have possibly been the killer but when I found out, even though I had my suspicions, I was still a bit surprised at how it all came about. It w

Serial killer Adrian Wicklow was always the prime suspect. An unprecedented amount of police resources went into finding her, but to no avail. Would a killer on death's door give up his last secret so easily?. He's lied to the police about Susan's whereabouts repeatedly, but this time, he says, he'll tell the truth. Until now. Little Susan Verity went missing during the heat wave of 1976. But this is Wicklow's life's work. Because Wicklow is dying. As the case reopens, DS Ian Bradshaw works with investigative journalists Tom Carney and Helen Norton to find Susan