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"Accomplished writing from one of the best authors in the UK." M.W. Craven, author of the Sunday Times bestselling Washington Poe series.
When a seemingly accidental death turns into a murder investigation, Detective Inspector Solomon Gray finds himself caught in a web of deception, manipulation, and personal vendettas.
Called to investigate the tragic death of Patrick Kinsella, DI Solomon Gray discovers the victim poisoned in his retirement home. What first appears to be a simple accident quickly takes a sinister twist when Gray uncovers troubling evidence. This was no accident, but cold-blooded murder.
Oliver Ford, an unscrupulous financial adviser, is preying on the vulnerable elderly residents, but as Gray digs deeper, he realises Ford isn't acting alone. And Kinsella's death is perhaps only the tip of the iceberg in a much larger conspiracy. Unraveling the truth means confronting betrayals, dangerous alliances, and an enemy from Gray's own past, a man recently released from prison who has unfinished business with Gray.
In a case fraught with lies and personal danger, Gray must navigate treacherous waters to uncover the truth. But the closer he gets, the more deadly the stakes become.
The Lies We Die For is the twelfth book in the best-selling series featuring Detective Inspector Solomon Gray. Can Gray expose the killer before his past catches up to him? Or will the next victim be someone he cares about?
Find out in this gripping detective crime thriller, perfect for fans of Ian Rankin, LJ Ross, JD Kirk, and Peter James. Buy now to uncover the truth!
"... deeply emotional, a dark rollercoaster ride." Ed James
