The Nightmare Place - Softcover
Sometimes, there's a thin line between love and hate. Or at least that's one theory for DI Zoe Dolan, tracking the Creeper--a stalker who's been breaking into women's homes and attacking them. But the Creeper's violence is escalating and there's no pattern, no clue as to how he's getting in, and no clue as to who's next.
Until Jane Webster gets a call to the helpline where she volunteers. It's meant to be a confidential service and Jane is torn--it could be a hoaxer, but the soft voice at the end of the line has the ring of truth about it. He says he loves these women--but it's a love that ends in blood.
When Jane tells the police, it should be the lead that Zoe needs--but it only pulls her further into a case that is already taking her dangerously close to the past she's never fully escaped. For Jane, Zoe and all the other young women of the city, suddenly nowhere is safe. Particularly their own bedroom at the dead of night...
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Absorbing. Mosby expertly intertwines the main plot lines with several subplots in this psychologically attuned thriller.
From the opening chapter, which delivers an intriguing shock, this is as taut and as scary a serial killer investigation as a reader could wish for, peopled with well-drawn characters and a sprinkling of red herrings to keep you guessing.
Scary tension level remains high throughout.
Steve Mosby has become one of a handful of writers who make me excited about crime fiction.--Val McDermid
He writes like the very best American thriller writers. Cancel all other engagements for the day.
A sharply written thriller with well-developed characters and an atmosphere so threatening you can almost feel it jump off the page. One of the best I've read recently in drawing great psychological portraits, and that goes for both the heroes and the villains. A novel guaranteed to keep you up at night.
Mosby joins Ken Bruen, Mo Hayder, Val McDermid, and others on the dark side of UK crime fiction; his thrillers build suspense superbly, but his real strength is in character development. All his characters, particularly the women, are well drawn and complex, without a cliché in the bunch.
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From the opening chapter, which delivers an intriguing shock, this is as taut and as scary a serial killer investigation as a reader could wish for, peopled with well-drawn characters and a sprinkling of red herrings to keep you guessing.
Scary tension level remains high throughout.
Steve Mosby has become one of a handful of writers who make me excited about crime fiction.--Val McDermid
He writes like the very best American thriller writers. Cancel all other engagements for the day.
A sharply written thriller with well-developed characters and an atmosphere so threatening you can almost feel it jump off the page. One of the best I've read recently in drawing great psychological portraits, and that goes for both the heroes and the villains. A novel guaranteed to keep you up at night.
Mosby joins Ken Bruen, Mo Hayder, Val McDermid, and others on the dark side of UK crime fiction; his thrillers build suspense superbly, but his real strength is in character development. All his characters, particularly the women, are well drawn and complex, without a cliché in the bunch.
They always hurt the ones they love...
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- PublisherPegasus Crime
- Publication date2016
- ISBN 10 1681772078
- ISBN 13 9781681772073
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages328
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