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1 gen 2008 · Detective Inspector Karen Pirie, newly appointed head of the Cold Case squad, has a hard time with desk work, so when a woman reports her father missing and last seen in 1984, Pirie can’t resist. But her boss, a paper pusher known as the Macaroon, wants Karen in the office, at least until Bel, an investigative journalist, turns up new evidence in a 20-year-old heiress kidnap case.
- Hardcover
- Val McDermid
A Darker Domain (Inspector Karen Pirie #2) Published January 1st 2008 by Harpercollins Canada First Canadian Edition, Paperback, 371 pages
10 ott 2022 · While The Distant Echo focuses on the murder of young bartender Rosie Duff 25 years ago, its sequel, A Darker Domain, sees Inspector Pirie heading up Fife’s Cold Case Review Team and solving a ...
The second riveting crime novel in the Karen Pirie series, from No.1 Sunday Times bestseller Val McDermid. ‘A superb mystery’ The Times. From the creators of Line of Duty and Bodyguard, KAREN PIRIE is now on ITV, starring Lauren Lyle (Outlander) Twenty-five years ago, a woman and her baby son were kidnapped and held to ransom.
- Val McDermid
"[A Darker Domain] combines a thrilling story with heartbreaking questions of social justice and history. "-Seattle Times The New York Times calls Val McDermid, "As smooth a practitioner of crime fiction as anyone out there…the best we've got." Time spent with her extraordinary thriller, A Darker Domain, will prove that it's true.
29 set 2016 · Now a Detective Inspector with Cold Cases, Pirie is approached by a woman who wishes to report her father missing after twenty-two years. Pirie learns that Mick Prentice was presumed to have left for Nottingham during the miner’s strike of 1984, where he worked as a scab.
A Darker Domain (Inspector Karen Pirie, #2) by Val McDermid. This gifted author and this particular series in her repertoire are now among my favorites. This story focuses on two cold cases. The first is a man presumed a scab/strike breaker due to his turning his back on his family and fellow coal miners by walking out presumably to a town down ...
