Lies to Tell: An utterly gripping Scottish crime thriller (Detective Clare Mackay Book 3)
von Marion Todd
Keep Your Friends Close And Your Enemies Closer... Early One Morning Di Clare Mackay Receives A Message From Her Boss Dci Alastair Gibson Telling Her To Meet Him In Secret. She Does As He Asks And Is Taken To A Secure Location In The Remote Scottish Hills. There, She Is Introduced To Ethical Hacker Gayle Crichton And Told About A Critical Security Breach Coming From Inside Police Scotland. Clare Is Sworn To Secrecy And Must Conceal Gayle’s Identity From Colleagues Until The Source Is Found. Clare Already Has Her Hands Full Keeping A Key Witness Under Protection And Investigating The Murder Of A University Student. When A Friend Of The Victim Is Found Preparing To Jump Off The Tay Road Bridge It Is Clear He Is Terrified Of Someone. But Who? Clare Realises Too Late That She Has Trusted The Wrong Person. As Her Misplaced Faith Proves A Danger To Herself And Others, Clare Must Fight Tooth And Nail To Protect Those She Cares About And See Justice Done. A Page-turning Crime Thriller Perfect For Fans Of Alex Gray, D. K. Hood And Rachel Amphlett. Praise For Lies To Tell 'a Very Enjoyable Police Procedural. The St Andrew's Setting Was Well Defined And I Could Feel Myself There. Another Series I’ll Be Following' Reader Review 'marion Todd Has Delivered An Excellent Third Novel In Her Di Clare Mackay Series... The Ending Resolutions Are Completely Satisfying And Leave The Reader Frustrated Only With How Long They Have To Wait For The Next Book In The Series... A Top-notch Book' Reader Review 'the Third Book In The Detective Clare Mackay Series. I Have Read The Previous Two And I Think This Is The Best One Yet' Reader Review 'brilliant Read. I Loved The Story. I Loved Clare. I Was Rooting For Her. I Had No Idea Who It Was. 5*' Reader Review 'the Third Book In The Di Clare Mackay Series In By Far My Favourite So Far, Don’t Get Me Wrong I Gave Both Previous Books 5 Stars As I Loved Them Both But This One Just Racked Up Another Notch And It Was Just Superb' Reader Review
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Lies to Tell: An utterly gripping Scottish crime thriller (Detective Clare Mackay Book 3)
von Marion Todd
Keep Your Friends Close And Your Enemies Closer... Early One Morning Di Clare Mackay Receives A Message From Her Boss Dci Alastair Gibson Telling Her To Meet Him In Secret. She Does As He Asks And Is Taken To A Secure Location In The Remote Scottish Hills. There, She Is Introduced To Ethical Hacker Gayle Crichton And Told About A Critical Security Breach Coming From Inside Police Scotland. Clare Is Sworn To Secrecy And Must Conceal Gayle’s Identity From Colleagues Until The Source Is Found. Clare Already Has Her Hands Full Keeping A Key Witness Under Protection And Investigating The Murder Of A University Student. When A Friend Of The Victim Is Found Preparing To Jump Off The Tay Road Bridge It Is Clear He Is Terrified Of Someone. But Who? Clare Realises Too Late That She Has Trusted The Wrong Person. As Her Misplaced Faith Proves A Danger To Herself And Others, Clare Must Fight Tooth And Nail To Protect Those She Cares About And See Justice Done. A Page-turning Crime Thriller Perfect For Fans Of Alex Gray, D. K. Hood And Rachel Amphlett. Praise For Lies To Tell 'a Very Enjoyable Police Procedural. The St Andrew's Setting Was Well Defined And I Could Feel Myself There. Another Series I’ll Be Following' Reader Review 'marion Todd Has Delivered An Excellent Third Novel In Her Di Clare Mackay Series... The Ending Resolutions Are Completely Satisfying And Leave The Reader Frustrated Only With How Long They Have To Wait For The Next Book In The Series... A Top-notch Book' Reader Review 'the Third Book In The Detective Clare Mackay Series. I Have Read The Previous Two And I Think This Is The Best One Yet' Reader Review 'brilliant Read. I Loved The Story. I Loved Clare. I Was Rooting For Her. I Had No Idea Who It Was. 5*' Reader Review 'the Third Book In The Di Clare Mackay Series In By Far My Favourite So Far, Don’t Get Me Wrong I Gave Both Previous Books 5 Stars As I Loved Them Both But This One Just Racked Up Another Notch And It Was Just Superb' Reader Review
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Rezension von SandraAll the books follow DI Clare Mackay who works for Police Scotland in St Andrews. This third book continues the stories of characters I’ve grown to love over the course of the other books and also introduces a couple of newbies. This time around Clare is informed about a security breach within Police Scotland. Clare is introduced to ethical hacker Gayle Crichton who is hired to find the weak spot. Whilst trying to find out who the leak could be, Clare investigates a murder and tries to keep a key witness safe before an important trial. The book is full of suspense from start to finish and I loved every page of it. Every turn had me on the edge of my seat. I love Marions writing because it’s so natural and I can literally hear the characters talk in my hear. Her writing style is so lively and I love the relationships she has with her co-workers, boss, neighbour and friends. Marions main character is flawed like any human being is and she is not always the hero, which is also very sympathetic. Lies To Tell is a truly entertaining and exhilarating read and a big recommendation from me. Merged review: All the books follow DI Clare Mackay who works for Police Scotland in St Andrews. This third book continues the stories of characters I’ve grown to love over the course of the other books and also introduces a couple of newbies. This time around Clare is informed about a security breach within Police Scotland. Clare is introduced to ethical hacker Gayle Crichton who is hired to find the weak spot. Whilst trying to find out who the leak could be, Clare investigates a murder and tries to keep a key witness safe before an important trial. The book is full of suspense from start to finish and I loved every page of it. Every turn had me on the edge of my seat. I love Marions writing because it’s so natural and I can literally hear the characters talk in my hear. Her writing style is so lively and I love the relationships she has with her co-workers, boss, neighbour and friends. Marions main character is flawed like any human being is and she is not always the hero, which is also very sympathetic. Lies To Tell is a truly entertaining and exhilarating read and a big recommendation from me. Merged review: All the books follow DI Clare Mackay who works for Police Scotland in St Andrews. This third book continues the stories of characters I’ve grown to love over the course of the other books and also introduces a couple of newbies. This time around Clare is informed about a security breach within Police Scotland. Clare is introduced to ethical hacker Gayle Crichton who is hired to find the weak spot. Whilst trying to find out who the leak could be, Clare investigates a murder and tries to keep a key witness safe before an important trial. The book is full of suspense from start to finish and I loved every page of it. Every turn had me on the edge of my seat. I love Marions writing because it’s so natural and I can literally hear the characters talk in my hear. Her writing style is so lively and I love the relationships she has with her co-workers, boss, neighbour and friends. Marions main character is flawed like any human being is and she is not always the hero, which is also very sympathetic. Lies To Tell is a truly entertaining and exhilarating read and a big recommendation from me.