Nothing but Memories: A dark, gripping detective thriller (Wilson Book 1)
Book Details
Author(s)
Derek Fee
Publisher
Mist Media
ISBN / ASIN
B00EKNW5SS
ISBN-13
978B00EKNW5S7
Sales Rank
#19,480
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
Description
Murder and mayhem in Belfast
A professional assassin is killing young Protestant men in Belfast. With sectarian tensions mounting in the city, DCI Wilson and the Murder Squad need to delve into the murky past of the Troubles to uncover the real motive for the killings. Sex, politics and murder collide as Wilson's investigation brings him closer to catching the killer, it also threatens to expose the dark underbelly of Belfast society.
This is the first book in the Ian Wilson series.Wilson investigates murder in the boilerhouse that is modern day Belfast, a city still emerging from a violent past. In a situation where crime and politics are often intertwined, Wilson and his team must have their finger on the pulse of the city and tread a careful investigative path.
If you like hard-boiled and compelling detective fiction you are sure to find Wilson a character you will identify with and like. Reviewers have already likened Wilson to John Rebus.
A professional assassin is killing young Protestant men in Belfast. With sectarian tensions mounting in the city, DCI Wilson and the Murder Squad need to delve into the murky past of the Troubles to uncover the real motive for the killings. Sex, politics and murder collide as Wilson's investigation brings him closer to catching the killer, it also threatens to expose the dark underbelly of Belfast society.
This is the first book in the Ian Wilson series.Wilson investigates murder in the boilerhouse that is modern day Belfast, a city still emerging from a violent past. In a situation where crime and politics are often intertwined, Wilson and his team must have their finger on the pulse of the city and tread a careful investigative path.
If you like hard-boiled and compelling detective fiction you are sure to find Wilson a character you will identify with and like. Reviewers have already likened Wilson to John Rebus.
