Snarl: (KRM: Book 4)

Celina Grace

The Kate Redman Mysteries Book 4 · Celina Grace

About this ebook

A research laboratory opens on the outskirts of the West Country town of Abbeyford, bringing with it new people, jobs, prosperity and publicity to the area – as well as a mob of protestors and animal rights activists. The team at Abbeyford police station take this new level of civil disorder in their stride – until a fatal car bombing of one of the laboratory’s head scientists means more drastic measures must be taken…

Detective Sergeant Kate Redman is struggling to come to terms with being back at work after a long period of absence on sick leave; not to mention the fact that her erstwhile partner Mark Olbeck has now been promoted above her. The stakes get even higher as a multiple murder scene is discovered and a violent activist is implicated in the crime. Kate and the team must put their lives on the line to expose the murderer and untangle the snarl of accusations, suspicions and motives.

Snarl is the fourth Kate Redman Mystery from bestselling crime writer Celina Grace, author of Hushabye, Requiem and Imago.

crime mystery, British crime mystery, mystery, police procedural, female detective

Ratings and reviews

Book no. four of the Kate Redman series is still full of compelling characters, but I found the story less so. I am now on to book five - hoping for a more complex story with a more "finished" ending.

Very good book. I have read the first books in this series and I found this one a little hurried or something, but it was still good. Looking forward to more of Kate Redman!

Scintillating reading yet again from Celina Grace - I am quite enamored with her character DS Kate Redman, & as an Australian find I can relate to U.K. crime novels much more than I do U.S. ones. Superbly written, fast paced & gripping - I can't wait to read the next in this exciting series!

About the author

Celina Grace was born sometime towards the end of the last century and wrote her first story, The Blue Ruby, at the age of seven. Although this early masterpiece was inexplicably ignored by the literary establishment, Celina persevered with her craft and a mere thirty years later, has published psychological thrillers The House on Fever Street and Lost Girls, The Kate Redman Mysteries, The Asharton Manor Mysteries and a collection of short stories. She lives in Bath with her husband and sons.