Day of the Dead by Mark Roberts
A vigilante killer spreads terror in Merseyside in the third thriller starring Liverpool DCI Eve Clay.
Roberts' intimate knowledge of Liverpool makes the city into a sinister character of itself -- Graham Masterton
Day of the Dead would be worth reading as a superbly constructed thriller, even if it didn't have much more to it than that – an elegant novel * Shots Magazine *
This is a very clever book.. Will keep you guessing until the very end' * Go Buy the Book *
Fast-moving and intense... The book is an extremely well-written and thought-provoking detective thriller... If evidence were needed of the power of fiction "set in location" then this is it!' * Trip Fiction *
A captivating page-turner that will keep readers glued to its pages... Gripping and gritty crime fiction at its absolute best... A first class read' * Bookish Jottings *
An extremely thought-provoking read... I am still thinking about it now even though I have finished it' * Ginger Book Geek *
From the very first page, I was pulled in and wanted to know more' * Rambling Lisa's Book Reviews *
Methodical, gritty, and well-paced, Day of the Dead is the kind of crime fiction novel that messes with your emotions and gets under your skin... If you are a fan of crime fiction then you must read this book' * Books of All Kinds *
Genuinely one of the best serial killer thrillers I have read this year, I am looking forward to reading more from Mark Roberts * What Rachael Read Next. *
Roberts' research is as meticulous as the investigation... add in a generous dollop of the macabre and the result is a horrifying but gripping novel which it might be best to read with all the lights on' * Mystery People. *
Day of the Dead would be worth reading as a superbly constructed thriller, even if it didn't have much more to it than that – an elegant novel * Shots Magazine *
This is a very clever book.. Will keep you guessing until the very end' * Go Buy the Book *
Fast-moving and intense... The book is an extremely well-written and thought-provoking detective thriller... If evidence were needed of the power of fiction "set in location" then this is it!' * Trip Fiction *
A captivating page-turner that will keep readers glued to its pages... Gripping and gritty crime fiction at its absolute best... A first class read' * Bookish Jottings *
An extremely thought-provoking read... I am still thinking about it now even though I have finished it' * Ginger Book Geek *
From the very first page, I was pulled in and wanted to know more' * Rambling Lisa's Book Reviews *
Methodical, gritty, and well-paced, Day of the Dead is the kind of crime fiction novel that messes with your emotions and gets under your skin... If you are a fan of crime fiction then you must read this book' * Books of All Kinds *
Genuinely one of the best serial killer thrillers I have read this year, I am looking forward to reading more from Mark Roberts * What Rachael Read Next. *
Roberts' research is as meticulous as the investigation... add in a generous dollop of the macabre and the result is a horrifying but gripping novel which it might be best to read with all the lights on' * Mystery People. *
Mark Roberts was born and raised in Liverpool. He was a teacher for twenty years and now works with children with severe learning difficulties. He is the author of WHAT SHE SAW, which was longlisted for a CWA Gold Dagger.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781784082987 |
| ISBN 10 | 1784082988 |
| Title | Day of the Dead |
| Author | Mark Roberts |
| Series | Eve Clay |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
| Year published | 2017-10-05 |
| Number of pages | 464 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
| Note | Unavailable |