Something to Hide

Paperback / ISBN-13: 9781399713139

Price: £16.99

ON SALE: 3rd November 2022

Genre: Crime & Mystery / Suspense

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A hugely complex and entertaining novel – Star Pick*, The Times Crime Club

Elizabeth George delivers another intelligent, intricate mystery – New York Times

Superlative . . . This is a memorable addition to [the Inspector Lynley] series – Publishers Weekly (starred, boxed review)

Detective Sergeant Barbara Havers and Detective Inspector Thomas Lynley are back in the next Lynley novel from Sunday Times bestselling author Elizabeth George.

A Nigerian born detective sergeant working for the Metropolitan Police is found unconscious in her own flat and ends up in hospital where she dies of her injury. The post-mortem reveals that the subdural hematoma is the result of a blow to her head. DI Thomas Lynley, DS Barbara Havers and DS Winston Nkata are called in to investigate a case that touches upon not only the work and the life of the murdered detective but also upon a controversial cultural tradition that damages and often destroys the future of everyone it involves.

Reviews

A superbly written, complex but challenging read
Peterborough Telegraph
A well-plotted, fast-paced mystery
Women's Weekly
Superlative . . . This is a memorable addition to [the Inspector Lynley] series
Publishers Weekly (starred, boxed review)
"Abso-bloody-lutely" good! That would be DS Barbara Havers' verdict on this one. . . . An unsettling and thoroughly involving narrative
Booklist
A skillfully spun yarn of murder and mayhem
Kirkus Reviews
A hugely complex and entertaining novel
Star Pick*, The Times Crime Club
It feels like meeting old friends and that you're almost solving the crime together
Belfast Telegraph
Expert pacing, plotting and the creation of psychologically convincing characters...make this well worth reading. Elizabeth George has been the recipient of a very number of prestigious awards for her writing...this new work, which engages with much darkness but finds some hope, might well gain her more
Irish Examiner