The murder of a girl draws a detective towards an unresolved disappearance from his own childhood.
Tana French makes professional distance difficult to maintain when a case touches private memory. Choose this for crime fiction that treats the investigator's perspective as part of the problem. The attraction is the friction between gathering evidence and trying to understand a past that has never become a settled story.
WHO IS IT FOR?
For readers who enjoy investigations, uncertain loyalties and secrets with consequences.
