Graham Hurley’s police procedural novel Turnstone [ISBN 978 1 4072 1621 8] features his DI Joe Faraday (the widower with the deaf son) who is as full of angst and complexities as ever – and dogged and individualistic. Hurley has written a very readable novel with a good plot and narrative that moves along nicely without too many snips of change of direction.
Graham Hurley’s police procedural novel Turnstone [ISBN 978 1 4072 1621 8] features his DI Joe Faraday (the widower with the deaf son) who is as full of angst and complexities as ever – and dogged and individualistic. Hurley has written a very readable novel with a good plot and narrative that moves along nicely without too many snips of change of direction.
Emma Maloney reports her Dad as missing but no one seems to believe it except Joe Faraday who believes quite soon that he may have been murdered. Though he has been told to focus on other crimes he keeps on following the trail of Stuart Maloney – and uncovers all kinds of links – to women, to the yacht race, to photography and art. Finally he finds out the truth.
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