The Pillbox Murders

Secrets and lies beneath the surface of village life

Simon Rae author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Nine Elms Books

Published:1st Jul '18

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A young girl's murder uncovers dark secrets in a seemingly idyllic village, as detectives unravel a complex web of crime in The Pillbox Murders.

In The Pillbox Murders, a young girl is discovered strangled in a pillbox on the outskirts of a secluded village, initially appearing to be a straightforward sex crime. The situation escalates when Jed, the local boy last seen with her, goes missing, raising questions about his potential involvement. As Chief Inspector Dalliance and DS Riley delve deeper into the case, they uncover a web of secrets that challenge the village's seemingly idyllic facade.

The investigation reveals that the community is hiding darker aspects beneath its respectable surface. An exclusive swingers' club, frequented by members of the political elite, and a younger generation eager to push sexual boundaries create a complex backdrop for the crime. As the detectives sift through clues, they begin to understand that the village is not as innocent as it appears.

As the annual Morris Dancing festival approaches, tension mounts with the discovery of another body. The plot thickens as Dalliance and Riley pursue leads that take them through the lively streets filled with Morris dancers, culminating in a dramatic climax. The Pillbox Murders is a gripping tale of mystery and intrigue, exploring the hidden lives of a seemingly quaint village and the lengths people will go to protect their secrets.

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ISBN: 9781910533185

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408 pages