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Murder on the Wild Atlantic Way

Author(s): David Pearson

Location(s): Connemara

Genre(s): Crime, Fiction

Era(s): Current

Paddy McCabe’s digger has brought up a human arm. The rest of the body is still in the bog.

Work on a new bungalow near Roundstone stops dead. Beneath the peat lies a young woman’s body, buried for more than twenty years.

Detective Inspector Maureen Lyons has built her reputation on results. But before she can hunt a killer, she needs to put a name to the woman in the bog.

The victim’s clothes weren’t cheap. Her jeans pocket holds thirty-five pounds in old Irish banknotes. And a deep wound at the base of her skull points to a deliberate attack.

Her shoes are missing.

Someone left her in a shallow grave on the Wild Atlantic Way. Now Maureen and her Galway team must piece together what happened on this lonely stretch of coastline, while the passing years have done their best to erase it.

It’s a long way back to start asking questions. But Maureen doesn’t like loose ends.

The killer has got away with this for an awfully long time. Maureen thinks that’s quite long enough.

Perfect for fans of J.D. Kirk, LJ Ross, Joy Ellis and Simon McCleave.

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