A Question of Identity: A Simon Serrailler Mystery

A Question of Identity: A Simon Serrailler Mystery
ISBN-10
1468304550
ISBN-13
9781468304558
Series
A Question of Identity
Category
Fiction
Pages
368
Language
English
Published
2013-10-29
Publisher
Abrams
Author
Susan Hill

Description

The murderer has left a distinctive "sign" on the body and at the scene of the crime. A few weeks later, a similar murder occurs, and then another. Initial investigations discover that the mysterious sign was the calling card of a suspect who was charged with several murders in the northwest of the country, tried but acquitted on the grounds of insufficient evidence. Has he vanished, or is he right under their noses? Simon Serrailler is obliged to delve deeper and scratch out answers in this addictive mystery of surpassing darkness by the bestselling Susan Hill.

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