Kissing The Gunner'S Daughter Av Ruth Rendell

<p><b><i>Completely captivating, this is a spine-tingling page-turner of a mystery from <u>multi-million copy and SUNDAY TIMES bestselling author Ruth Rendell</u>. Perfect for fans of PD James, Ann Cleeves and Donna Leon. </i></b><br><br><b>''The most brilliant mystery novelist'' -- </b><b><i>Patricia Cornwell</i></b><br><b>''Psychologically acute and extremely disturbing, Ruth Rendell''s work is outstanding'' -- </b><b><i>The Times</i></b><br><b>''Stark, edgy and punchy'' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>''This book kept me awake for nights on end!'' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>''I just could not put it down'' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>''Smashing'' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>*********************************************************************************************</b><br>The <b>thirteenth of May</b> is famously <b>the unluckiest day of the year</b>. <b>Sergeant Caleb Martin</b> of <b>Kingsmarkham CID</b> had no idea just how terminally unlucky it would prove, as he embarked upon his last day on earth...<br><br>Ten months later, <b>Wexford</b> is confronted with a murder scene of horrific brutality. At first the bloodbath at <b>Tancred House</b> looks like the desperate work of a burglar panicked into murder. The sole survivor of the massacre, <b>seventeen-year-old Daisy Flory</b>, remembers the events imperfectly, and her confused account of the fatal night seems to confirm this theory.<br><br>But more and more, Chief Inspector Wexford is convinced that <b>the crime lies closer to</b> home, and that it has <b>sinister links to the murder of Sergeant Martin...</b></p>