A Twist in the River
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- Pedido anticipado
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- Se espera: 9 abr 2026
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- $279.00
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- Pedido anticipado
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- $279.00
Descripción editorial
A PERFECT DAY. A TWISTED CRIME.
THE AWARD-WINNING JAKE JACKSON SERIES RETURNS…
'This series is irresistible' LEE CHILD
'Atmospheric and chilling' ELLY GRIFFITHS
'Totally immersive' ANN CLEEVES
'My favourite new crime series' LUCY FOLEY
'Highly recommend' KARIN SLAUGHTER
A beautiful summer day
When young nurse Claire Davidson goes missing on the riverbank, the only clues left behind are her phone and shoes.
A mystery that sweeps the nation
People disappear all the time, but this case sparks an online frenzy. Amateur investigators descend on the rural idyll. Is Claire Davidson just the story of a swim that went wrong, or could there be truth to the conspiracies?
A killer growing bolder
Then another woman is discovered dead in the river. Jake Jackson, a former detective who came to the countryside searching for peace, must investigate before more lives are lost.
'In some bright constellation of the literary universe, gleaming alongside Louise Penny and Tana French and Ann Cleeves and Elly Griffiths, there's Stig Abell, whose utterly splendid novels – densely plotted, vibrantly written – will absorb any reader of intelligent fiction' A. J. Finn, author of The Woman in the Window
About the author
Stig Abell believes that discovering a crime fiction series to enjoy is one of the great pleasures in life. His first novel, Death Under A Little Sky, introduced Jake Jackson and his attempt to get away from his former life in the beautiful area around Little Sky, which was followed by his second and third novels, Death in a Lonely Place and The Burial Place.
Away from books, he co-presents the breakfast show on Times Radio, a station he helped to launch in 2020. Before that he was a regular presenter on Radio 4’s Front Row and was the editor and publisher of the Times Literary Supplement. He lives in London with his wife, three children and two independent-minded cats called Boo and Ninja (his children named them, obviously).