Trail of Poison
A Gripping Mystery and Suspense Thriller
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4.3 • 46 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Some secrets are toxic...
When environmentalist Max Edwards is found dead on the bank of the River Thames, his widow turns to rookie private detective Emily Swanson for help.
But as Emily investigates, a case of accidental death quickly takes a dangerous turn. Max isn’t the only one to die in strange circumstances, a mother and child are missing, and all of the evidence points to the mysterious Valence Industries.
Out of her depth and with the body count rising, Emily must seek the help of an unlikely ally. Because if she doesn’t uncover the truth about Max Edwards soon, more innocent people will die.
A fast-paced murder mystery, Trail of Poison is the third book in this gripping British crime series featuring private investigator Emily Swanson.
The complete Emily Swanson series:
1. NEXT TO DISAPPEAR
2. MIND FOR MURDER
3. TRAIL OF POISON
4. WATCH YOU SLEEP
5. KILL FOR LOVE
Revised edition: Previously published as Cold Hearts.
Customer Reviews
Deeply human
Trail if poison is about the need of closure, a search in which Emily Swanson face ethics dilemmas and have to coped with corruption and greedy. In this book Emily Swanson seems more mature, sensible.
The way it is written makes it easy to empathize with her doubts, frustrations and feelings.
Important story
The basic plot was interesting and an important story to tell. Unfortunately, some aspects were predictable and I was a bit disappointed with the ending.
TRAIL OF POISON
Book 3 in the Emily Swanson Mysteries
By Malcolm Richards
An environmentalist is found dead on the banks of the Thames. The police say suicide, but his widow insists its murder.
As Emily investigates, she learns that some of his colleagues have disappeared, and the clues all point to a mysterious business called Valence Industries. The deeper the investigation goes, the more danger Emily finds herself in.
A fast paced, terrifying investigation will keep you up all night. If you haven’t discovered Emily Swanson or Malcolm Richards yet, why haven’t you?