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The fifth novel in the DI Sean Corrigan series - authentic and terrifying crime fiction with a psychological edge, by an ex-Met detective. Perfect for fans of Mark Billingham, Peter James and Stuart MacBride.
'It's time,' the voice from the shadow told him. 'Time to show them all.'
A brutal killer walks the streets of London at night.
He victims are the most vulnerable in society - sex workers and drug addicts - those that won't be missed.
DI Sean Corrigan and his team investigate, but this killer has set a trap just for him.
Can he stop the murders before more bodies are found, or is DI Corrigan about to become the next victim?
A chilling and addictive serial killer thriller perfect for fans of Stuart MacBride and Peter James.
About the author
Luke Delaney joined the Metropolitan Police Service in the late 1980s and his first posting was to an inner-city area of South East London notorious for high levels of crime and extreme violence. He later joined CID where he investigated murders ranging from those committed by fledgling serial killers to gangland assassinations. He is the author of the D. I. Corrigan series and The Rule of Fear is his fifth novel.
Summary
The fifth novel in the DI Sean Corrigan series – authentic and terrifying crime fiction with a psychological edge, by an ex-Met detective. Perfect for fans of Mark Billingham, Peter James and Stuart MacBride.
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Praise for Luke Delaney:
'The feeling of being at the heart of a police investigation seeps from every page' Daily Mail
'An authentic voice on how the police operate with a stone-cold killer striking randomly around London ... scary authenticity' The Sun
'Luke Delaney knows the London crime scene like the back of his hand and uses this inside knowledge to the full' The Times
'A striking debut from a former Murder Squad Detective, Delaney is not his real name, but there is no doubt about his inside knowledge and ability to convey it' Daily Mail
'A confident, aggressive and very promising debut by a former Met detective' The Times
'If you haven't made Sean Corrigan's acquaintance yet, don't worry. This is as good a place to start as any. Jump in, make yourself at home, but remember to turn the heating up, as this is chilling crime at its best' Crime Review
