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In August 1992, a young mother and her two small sons were brutally murdered in the woods behind their home. the victims' neighbour Andrew Gyle was convicted of the crime and sentenced to life imprisonment. Now, twenty-three years later, a macabre discovery throws new light on the case. Could there have been a miscarriage of justice? Having only just returned to work following an enforced leave of absence, DCI Colin Anderson knows he must make a success of his comeback case. But, as he and his partner, DI Costello, uncover serious discrepancies in the original investigation, it becomes clear that not everyone is telling them the truth. Meanwhile, Costello realises that Anderson is struggling to cope - and his increasingly odd behaviour causes her to think the unthinkable: can she trust her own partner?

NB - this is a cancelled library book

Life is a little unusual at the moment because we are all in lockdown due to coronavirus. So I’m putting a box of books outside at the bottom of my drive for anyone walking past on their daily exercise.

I've ended up with two copies of this so I will review when I read the other one.

Not picked up from my book box so putting it in the Little Free Library. LFLs have produced a best practise guide if you are still worried.

https://littlefreelibrary.org/best-practices-at-little-free-libraries-during-the-coronavirus-outbreak/?fbclid=IwAR0oUxNeWou_VW8GDIFrEHq3GDLTbhDaoQRREnEwvoTs0vnhBaxrlbyQQB8