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Silent Kill

di Jane Casey

Serie: Maeve Kerrigan (8.5)

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From award-winning author Jane Casey comes a gripping new detective novella set in the world of Maeve Kerrigan and Josh Derwent. A murder in broad daylight...A teenage girl is killed on a London bus. The case should be simple. The bus was full of witnesses, and there are cameras everywhere. A hunt for a killer...But the more DC Georgia Shaw and her colleagues Maeve Kerrigan and Josh Derwent delve into the crime, the more elusive the answers become. A case that spirals out of control...It seems impossible that no one saw anything, but soon the leads run cold. Will they uncover what really happened, or will the killer get away with murder? For fans of the Maeve Kerrigan series, this is a story with a difference. Told from Georgia's point of view, we see Maeve and Josh from the outside...like you've never seen them before. - A short story following Maeve Kerrigan and Josh Derwent to tantalize fans between full-length books - Crime writing with a psychological edge - Critically acclaimed with a devoted fan base eagerly awaiting her next novel - Well connected within the crime community as one of the 'Killer Women' - Married to a criminal barrister, giving her a unique insight into the gritty crime world Competition: No Middle Name; No One Home; The Silent Patient; Blood Orange. Liz Nugent; Erin Kelly; Sharon Bolton; Helen Fields; Angela Marsons; M. J. Arlidge; Robert Bryndza; Cara Hunter; Jo Spain; Isabelle Grey; Mark Billingham; Rachel Abbott; Sarah Hilary; TM Logan; Patricia Gibney; Tim Weaver; Lucy Foley; Jane Corry; Lisa Jewell.… (altro)
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I have waited ages for this to be available in Canada. It was a good read, although some of the information used as evidence in the final interview came out of the blue. It was a change for the story to be from Georgia's point of view, but she is still hard to like, and I'm really only in it for Josh and Maeve. ( )
  pgchuis | Jun 8, 2021 |
This novella takes place between the books Cruel Acts and The Cutting Place in the Maeve Kerrigan series. The story is told from the point of view of Detective Constable Georgia Shaw, and involves a murder on a London bus of a young school girl. Georgia is working the case along with Maeve and Josh Derwent.

Georgia is depicted as a really damaged person, but we also learn about the reasons she got that way. Is it enough to garner reader sympathy for her? Not for me, although I feel like that was Casey’s goal - but it was interesting to find out more about Georgia. It was also illuminating to see both Maeve and Josh from Georgia’s eyes.

The murder plot has a bit of weakness in it however, in that the murder, which took place in front of many people and on surveillance cameras, was done so quietly. The victim never reacted at all to being killed. One would think there would be a bit of screaming and struggle.

Nevertheless, I love the author and her skillful characterizations. ( )
  nbmars | May 27, 2021 |
A quick read, this has the feeling of a full-fledged novel, a strong plot, an investigation, lots of suspects, strong characters, the victim an unpleasant school girl, the murderer a person who has just had enough, a murder that was never meant to happen.

I thoroughly enjoyed it. ( )
  smik | Nov 20, 2020 |
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From award-winning author Jane Casey comes a gripping new detective novella set in the world of Maeve Kerrigan and Josh Derwent. A murder in broad daylight...A teenage girl is killed on a London bus. The case should be simple. The bus was full of witnesses, and there are cameras everywhere. A hunt for a killer...But the more DC Georgia Shaw and her colleagues Maeve Kerrigan and Josh Derwent delve into the crime, the more elusive the answers become. A case that spirals out of control...It seems impossible that no one saw anything, but soon the leads run cold. Will they uncover what really happened, or will the killer get away with murder? For fans of the Maeve Kerrigan series, this is a story with a difference. Told from Georgia's point of view, we see Maeve and Josh from the outside...like you've never seen them before. - A short story following Maeve Kerrigan and Josh Derwent to tantalize fans between full-length books - Crime writing with a psychological edge - Critically acclaimed with a devoted fan base eagerly awaiting her next novel - Well connected within the crime community as one of the 'Killer Women' - Married to a criminal barrister, giving her a unique insight into the gritty crime world Competition: No Middle Name; No One Home; The Silent Patient; Blood Orange. Liz Nugent; Erin Kelly; Sharon Bolton; Helen Fields; Angela Marsons; M. J. Arlidge; Robert Bryndza; Cara Hunter; Jo Spain; Isabelle Grey; Mark Billingham; Rachel Abbott; Sarah Hilary; TM Logan; Patricia Gibney; Tim Weaver; Lucy Foley; Jane Corry; Lisa Jewell.

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