The Killing Boys

Two vicious ex-cons are now walking free—and one cop is close behind—in a novel by the author who "knows the London crime scene like the back of his hand" (The Times).

 


In 2005 London, two teenage boys commit a crime so horrendous that the entire nation is shocked and outraged. When Abigail Riley's body is found in an underground shelter, DS Fraser Harvey finds himself hunting her killers—whose depravity is matched only by their naivety.


 


Eleven years later, when the young murderers are released to faraway countries with new identities, Harvey remains haunted by the case, convinced that one—or both—will kill again.


 


Concerned that he is the only thing standing in the way of more deaths of innocents, he must decide how far will he go to stop them—and at what cost to himself and all the others whose lives were changed forever by Abigail's terrible fate.


 

Praise for the crime thrillers of Luke Delaney:

 


"The feeling of being at the heart of a police investigation seeps from every page." —Daily Mail

 


"Scary authenticity." —The Sun

 


Addictive . . . captivates and chills." —Richmond Times-Dispatch