โ Scribed by Simon McCleave
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A young couple on the run. A trail of death and destruction. Can Detective Inspector Ruth Hunter stop Snowdonia's answer to Bonnie and Clyde before another innocent life is destroyed?
DI Ruth Hunter has resolved to put the grief of her missing partner behind her and continue to make a life away from London in Snowdonia. When a young couple disappear after a brutal murder, she realises the two are probably connected.
As Ruth and her CID team scour Snowdonia for the runaways, she begins to realise that she is dealing with two fragile, vulnerable young people - not dangerous criminals. With time running out, Ruth begins to uncover a history of abuse, betrayal and tragedy. Can she find the couple before they ruin their lives forever?
The Menia Bridge Killings is the eighth book in the suspenseful Ruth Hunter Crime Thriller series. If you like chilling police procedurals, true-to-life characters, and psychological twists, then you'll love Simon McCleave's page-turning thrill ride.
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