When Sadie Sparrow, a young English police detective takes leave from her job, she visits her grandfather in Cornwall. He suggests she
take the dogs out for a run through the woods. Sadie sees an old abandoned
estate that she soon discovers is shrouded in mystery. Loeanneth—The Lake House, belonged to the Edevane family. One
summer, during a huge lavish party, young Theo Edevane disappeared.
Sadie is intrigued by the seventy year-old cold case. She finds
Alice Edevane, now a famous crime writer, still alive and living in London.
Sadie writes to Alice, hoping to get permission to search the grounds for hidden
clues to the crime. The Lake House by Kate Morton is a complex mystery with
several story lines. It is the story of a family over three generations, full
of secrets, promises, and mistaken beliefs. Fascinating! DB
Showing posts with label cold case. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cold case. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Secrets That Can't Stay Buried
I am a sucker for cold case mysteries, and this 2007 book from Harlan Coben did not disappoint. The title The Woods refers to a forested summer camp where four teens were viciously murdered twenty years before, but two of the bodies were never found. When one of those bodies finally shows up two decades later, the brother of the other missing victim is thrown into a twisted tale of deceit and family secrets. HM
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cold case,
Families,
murder,
mystery,
serial killer
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