Bøker av Luca Veste

An electrifying, edge of your seat thriller for fans of Harlan Coben, Linwood Barclay and Peter James.

An electrifying, edge of your seat thriller for fans of Harlan Coben and Peter James

An electrifying, edge of your seat thriller for fans of Harlan Coben, Linwood Barclay and Peter James. The day she died was only the beginning . . .

An edge-of-your-seat thriller that merges the twists of a psychological-mystery with the investigative layers of a procedural . . .

The brilliant new police procedural from Luca Veste, featuring series characters Murphy and Rossi - 'A writer to watch' Mark Billingham

"e;Darkly impressive"e; The Times"e;A writer to watch"e; Mark Billingham"e;Gripping, unpredictable, genuinely shocking and impossible to put down"e; Steve MosbyA fate worse than death...DI Murphy and DS Rossi discover the body of known troublemaker Dean Hughes, dumped on the steps of St Mary's Church in West Derby, Liverpool. His body is covered with the unmistakable marks of torture.As they hunt for the killer, they discover a worrying pattern. Other teenagers, all young delinquents, have been disappearing without a trace.Who is clearing the streets of Liverpool?Where are the other missing boys being held?And can Murphy and Rossi find them before they meet the same fate as Dean?

The young girl you have found isn't the first experiment I've carried out. She won't be the last.A tense, unpredictable crime debut that will not only have you gripped, but will chill you to the bone. Perfect for fans of Stuart MacBride and Mark Billingham.A serial killer is stalking the streets of Liverpool, gruesomely murdering victims as part of a series of infamous, unethical and deadly psychological experiments.When it becomes apparent that each victim has ties to the City of Liverpool University, DI David Murphy and DS Laura Rossi realise they're chasing a killer unlike any they've hunted before - one who doesn't just want his victims' bodies, but wants their minds too.With a series of psychological twists Dead Gone will keep you guessing until the very end.