THE INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER!ONE BODY. SIX EXPERTS. CAN YOU SOLVE THE CASE BEFORE THEY DO?Mega-bestselling British crime novelist Cara Hunter makes her big American debut with a wholly immersive thriller like none you've seen before: written as the teleplay of a true-crime documentary, it has the reader puzzling away, reviewing photos, maps, coroner's reports and other evidence as they read. Can you tell who's lying?"An excellent, wholly original whodunnit! You won’t have read a mystery like this, and you’ll be kept in the dark right to the end." --Gilly MacMillan, bestselling author of The Long WeekendIt was a case that gripped the nation. In December 2003, Luke Ryder, the stepfather of acclaimed filmmaker Guy Howard (then aged 10), was found dead in the garden of their suburban family home.Luke Ryder’s murder has never been solved. Guy Howard’s mother and two sisters were in the house at the time of the murder—but all swear they saw nothing. Despite a high-profile police investigation and endless media attention, no suspect was ever charged.But some murder cases are simply too big to forget…Now comes the sensational new streaming series Infamous, dedicated to investigating—and perhaps cracking—this famous cold case. Years later a group of experts re-examine the evidence – with shocking results. Does the team know more than they’ve been letting on?True crime lovers and savvy readers, you can review the evidence and testimony at the same time as the experts. But can you solve the case before they do?
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Murder in the Family
By Cara Hunter
THE INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER!ONE BODY. SIX EXPERTS. CAN YOU SOLVE THE CASE BEFORE THEY DO?Mega-bestselling British crime novelist Cara Hunter makes her big American debut with a wholly immersive thriller like none you've seen before: written as the teleplay of a true-crime documentary, it has the reader puzzling away, reviewing photos, maps, coroner's reports and other evidence as they read. Can you tell who's lying?"An excellent, wholly original whodunnit! You won’t have read a mystery like this, and you’ll be kept in the dark right to the end." --Gilly MacMillan, bestselling author of The Long WeekendIt was a case that gripped the nation. In December 2003, Luke Ryder, the stepfather of acclaimed filmmaker Guy Howard (then aged 10), was found dead in the garden of their suburban family home.Luke Ryder’s murder has never been solved. Guy Howard’s mother and two sisters were in the house at the time of the murder—but all swear they saw nothing. Despite a high-profile police investigation and endless media attention, no suspect was ever charged.But some murder cases are simply too big to forget…Now comes the sensational new streaming series Infamous, dedicated to investigating—and perhaps cracking—this famous cold case. Years later a group of experts re-examine the evidence – with shocking results. Does the team know more than they’ve been letting on?True crime lovers and savvy readers, you can review the evidence and testimony at the same time as the experts. But can you solve the case before they do?
Popular Reviews(4)
Reviewed by LeleSo far this book looks promising and it's giving me "The Reappearance of Rachel Price" vibes which I totally enjoyed by Holly Jackson. It also gives vibes of "The Liars" by Sara Shepard (Audible book) which I also enjoyed, so I chose this book because it looked promising by containing similar themes like the other two I have been reading this year. Will come back to edit this review once I'm done with this book (Update October 5, 2024) It took me about one day to read this book because I had a lot of time to read since it was raining and I was at home and had just about the right time to actually spend a lot of time with reading. When I first noticed this book, I was intrigued by how the description sounded because as I wrote above, it reminded me of a few good books that I have read this year and really enjoyed it so that was the overall reason why I picked it up in the first place. I was kind of shocked that the book wasn’t written like an actual book, but was more written like a transcript for a TV show or movie, which is kind of hard to read and understand because it’s not like a narrator is going to explain it all to you, but you have to kind of figure out how to treat it and who’s who and all that stuff. That was one reason I did not like about this book right when I started it because it made it pretty hard to read and focus on the main things inside the book . However, the storyline reminded me of the book by Holly Jackson, a good girl guide to murder because it follows about the same plot, but in a different way, of course so that’s one thing I liked about this book that it reminded me of a few others that I enjoyed and that it’s kind of a murder mystery the reader is following along . However, as I already said, I did not like the fact that it is written like a transcript because it was hard for me to read it and to figure out where I’m at, and who’s talking now, but overall, the storyline, the plot and how the plot was written were pretty good so I give it four stars
Reviewed by LizaI really liked it. It’s not an easy read because of the format, but definitely worth your time if you like true crime.
Reviewed by Jessie Behringeri liked the book and it rlly keeps u up like u wanna read the whole time and find out who the murderer is and i finished it today i read 370 pages in 4 hours i think and at the end i knew who the murderer was but i‘d never have predictet it frlm the beginning but this book is incredible written read it when u like horror and true crime if ur a trucrime fan than this book is absolutely it. U feel like solving a murder the difference is just that u read it and don‘t watch it on tv but omg i loved that book so much. 4/5⭐️
Reviewed by Sarah 🌅🪷🌙🦦Omg die plot twists. Ich hätte das nie erraten können. Man kann dieses Buch einfach nicht weglegen.