Washington Poe and Avison Fluke Series 4 Books Collection Set By M. W. Craven (The Puppet Show, Black Summer, Born in a Burial Gown, Body Breaker)
Titles in this set
Black Summer by M. W. Craven
The Puppet Show by M. W. Craven
Born in a Burial Gown by M. W. Craven
Body Breaker by M. W. Craven
Description
Black Summer (Washington Poe):
Jared Keaton, chef to the stars. Charming. Charismatic. Psychopath . . . He’s currently serving a life sentence for the brutal murder of his daughter, Elizabeth. Her body was never found and Keaton was convicted largely on the testimony of Detective Sergeant Washington Poe. So when a young woman staggers into a remote police station with irrefutable evidence that she is Elizabeth Keaton, Poe finds himself on the wrong end of an investigation, one that could cost him much more than his career.
The Puppet Show:
‘Fantastic’ Martina Cole ‘Dark, sharp and compelling’ Peter James ‘A thrilling curtain raiser for what looks set to be a great new series’ Mick Herron Welcome to the Puppet Show . . . A serial killer is burning people alive in the Lake District’s prehistoric stone circles. He leaves no clues and the police are helpless. When his name is found carved into the charred remains of the third victim, disgraced detective Washington Poe is brought back from suspension and into an investigation he wants no part of.
Born in a Burial Gown:
The first gritty thriller in the Avison Fluke series by M. W. Craven, the acclaimed author of The Puppet Show. Detective Inspector Avison Fluke is a man on the edge. He has committed a crime to get back to work, concealed a debilitating illness and is about to be made homeless. Just as he thinks things can’t get any worse, the body of a young woman is found buried on a Cumbrian building site.
Body Breaker:
The second dark and twisted thriller in the Avison Fluke series by M. W. Craven, the acclaimed author of The Puppet Show. Investigating how a severed hand ends up on the third green of a Cumbrian golf course is not how Detective Inspector Avison Fluke has planned to spend his Saturday. So when a secret protection unit from London swoops in quoting national security, he’s secretly pleased.
