About this ebook
The corpse in a plastic sack is the perfect climax to Detective-Inspector
Graham's bank holiday weekend: the east coast is sweltering under the
August sun, the town is full of trippers and the deceased has been dumped
on the busiest part of the beach.
Vince Lowther, ponce, welfare scrounger and theif, was the kind of promising
young low-life no-one at Eddathorpe nick will miss. But Graham and his
colleagues are unprepared for the many shocking revelations surrounding
he death of this busy entrepreneur.
As the enquiry develops, a discredited psychological profiler from the Midlands
sniffs a connection with a series of sec crimes committed elsewhere. But, as
Graham sees it, he's overlooking on inescapable fact: Lowthe was undoubtedly
a boy, the other victims were girls...
Graham's bank holiday weekend: the east coast is sweltering under the
August sun, the town is full of trippers and the deceased has been dumped
on the busiest part of the beach.
Vince Lowther, ponce, welfare scrounger and theif, was the kind of promising
young low-life no-one at Eddathorpe nick will miss. But Graham and his
colleagues are unprepared for the many shocking revelations surrounding
he death of this busy entrepreneur.
As the enquiry develops, a discredited psychological profiler from the Midlands
sniffs a connection with a series of sec crimes committed elsewhere. But, as
Graham sees it, he's overlooking on inescapable fact: Lowthe was undoubtedly
a boy, the other victims were girls...
About the author
Raymond Flynn spent 26 years with the Nottinghamshire Constabulary. Starting as a uniformed constable, he later moved to the CID, serving for twelve years as the detective inspector in charge of the Fraud Squad in Nottingham. He turned to writing after taking medical retirement and has written six novels starring D.I. Robert Graham.
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