Author:Robert Goddard
It could be your average suicide. A man found dead in his car, engine running, parked at the end of a lonely track, a tube feeding deadly fumes from the exhaust through the window. Except for the seven-year-old boy still breathing in the boot...
For Jonathan Kellaway, the past is somewhere he chooses not to go. Dead friends, lost lovers and a family dynasty hell-bent on self- destruction lie buried there.
But if he is to uncover the truth, he must confront all the secrets which have consumed his life, and which may yet consume him...
The classic Goddard epic of romance, double dealing and tragedy wrapped up in an old family quilt stained with blood and hidden under the stairs…Irresistible.
—— The TimesGet your hands on this gripping thriller set in stunning Cornwall. If you like plenty of twists in the tale and sensational plot lines, then you're probably already a fan of Robert Goddard. Fault Line doesn't disappoint. Settings and characters are a joy.
—— Daily ExpressAn intriguing tale of love, loyalty and betrayal...Robert Goddard remains the master of this particular territory.
—— Northampton ChronicleA dangerous trawl through memories, mysteries and dirty dealing. A compelling read.
—— Choice MagazineExcellent at police and intelligence detail … expertly plotted … fast, furious and professional
—— Daily MailThe master of the race-against-time thriller has pulled off another cracker with this tense tale of London under terrorist attack … it’s great, fast moving fun.
—— Sunday MirrorIn Siege [Kernick] has upped his game considerably ... Nail-bitingly tense, Siege is genuinely unputdownable.
—— Irish IndependentYou won't read a more exciting thriller this year.
—— Peterborough Evening TelegraphSchirach is a defence lawyer in his native Germany, and these tales of individual crimes read almost like a real-life case-by-case study
—— Lesley McDowell , IndependentMy book of the year: a dazzling double-bill exploring unusual criminal cases… hypnotic, heartbreaking prose
—— Christopher Fowler , Financial TimesCrime is a curiously beguiling collection of short stories
—— Marcel Berlin , The Times