Revue de presse 'A top page turner' Nuneaton Evening TelegraphThe first in a new series of gritty crime thrillers featuring Detective Sergeant Kate Power, from an author who has already proved her worth in the female crime - writer genre. (South Wales Argus on Staying Power)The most imaginative and dashingly-plotted yet of Cutler's novels featuring Birmingham DS Kate Power (The Times Crime Supplement on Staying Power)'A pacy, puzzling page-turner' The Good Book GuideWhat really makes the Kate Power novels different is the fact that the doughty sergeant is constantly at war with male chauvinists . . . It all adds up to Cutler on good form (Sunday Mercury Birmingham on Staying Power)'Written with pace and snippets of dry humour' Telegraph & ArgusA pacy, puzzling page-turner (The Good Book Guide)In the popular genre of gutsy female crime fighters, Cutler's Kate Power series is 'tour de force (ShopSmart.com) Présentation de l'éditeur Detective Sergeant Kate Power is settling into her new life, and growing closer to her colleagues in the CID.A spate of warehoue fires culminating in the death of a homeless person is taking up Kate's professional time, while off-duty she becomes fascinated by the pile of antique buttons that have been unearthed in her garden. Then she's present when the body of a middle-aged woman is discovered, naked, at the tennis club. Her death appears initially to be from natural causes, but Kate suspects otherwise. And though it's not her case, and the DI in charge does not welcome her contribution, Kate soon finds that she can't remain uninvolved. Biographie de l'auteur Born and brought up in the Midlands, Judith Cutler is a part-time lecturer at Birmingham University. As well as the Kate Power series, she is also the author of the Birmingham-based Sophie Rivers crime series.
