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Troubled Blood by Robert Galbraith
My ranking: 4 of 5 stars

Troubled Blood is e-book 5 of the Cormoran Strike sequence of crime fiction novels.

On this story Strike is requested to resolve the chilly case of a lacking lady. Anne’s mom disappeared forty years in the past; she was a health care provider and mom who walked out of labor and was by no means seen once more.

May the solutions lie within the muddled case notes of a police officer who suffered a psychological breakdown? Can astrology actually present them the solutions? Robin and Strike discover that lots of the potential witnesses are not alive, so will they ever be capable to clear up the case?

Coming in at across the one thousand web page mark, this was a hefty e-book to get by. Nonetheless, it by no means dragged. There have been loads of clues, red-herrings and distractions from each Strike and Robin.

The story stored me studying late into the evening and I by no means solved the case myself, which is all the time enjoyable to attempt to do.

Ebook Description:

Personal Detective Cormoran Strike is visiting his household in Cornwall when he’s approached by a lady asking for assist discovering her mom, Margot Bamborough — who went lacking in mysterious circumstances in 1974.

Strike has by no means tackled a chilly case earlier than, not to mention one forty years previous. However regardless of the slim probability of success, he’s intrigued and takes it on; including to the lengthy listing of instances that he and his accomplice within the company, Robin Ellacott, are presently engaged on. And Robin herself can also be juggling a messy divorce and undesirable male consideration, in addition to battling her personal emotions about Strike.

As Strike and Robin examine Margot’s disappearance, they arrive up towards a fiendishly advanced case with leads that embody tarot playing cards, a psychopathic serial killer and witnesses who can’t all be trusted. They usually study that even instances a long time previous can show to be lethal . . .

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