Sixth in the series featuring Derbyshire detectives Ben Cooper and Diane Fry.

My dad's just finished this so I'll get him to make a journal entry.

A good story with believable Derbyshire background.
Sadly the main characters just didn't really engage me.

Korky's Dad

CAUGHT IN MILTON KEYNES BUCKINGHAMSHIRE UNITED KINGDOM

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Will leave this along the Elephant Walk/Arial Walkway in the afternoon or in the cafe at the end.

Picked this up at the meet up today - it never got to the Elephant Walk! I've just discovered Stephen Booth, have read one and have another on Mt TBR, so I was delighted to see this one.

When a caller taunts the police with talk of a 'dead place' and the threat of an imminent killing, most think it's a sick hoax. But Detective Diane Fry is sure there's a murderer at work. And when the voice calmly invites them to meet the 'flesh eater', Fry fears it may be too late. Meanwhile, her colleague DC Ben Cooper is investigating Derbyshire's first case of body snatching, entering the macabre world of those whose lives revolve around the deceased and their disposal. But does an obsession with death make for a killer? And what horrors will greet them when they finally find the dead place?

Very dark but fascinating story, again set in the Peak District National Park , which Stephen Booth describes so evocatively.

Won in an online bookswap by cassiopaeia, on its way to her today.

Thanks herrgirl, looking forward to reading this one.

A gripping read, although Diane Fry will need a character transplant before the next instalment. Wouldn't it have been wonderful if the Beatrix Potter book had had a BCID!
Thanks herrgirl will release this again soon.

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

On the way to Snufkin81 in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Thanks Cassiopaeia! This arrived safely in a box full of lovely books :)

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Will leave on the Bookcrossing shelf at our new OBCZ this afternoon.

Still at the OBCZ on Monday evening, so took it home.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Somewhere in the Stadium on Main centre.

My book #13 for the Series books release challenge.