Black Earth: Stoke Rising
Autor Kate Londonen Limba Engleză Hardback – 5 noi 2026
'Kate London, the new rising star of crime fiction, is the real thing'Tony Parsons, bestselling author ofMan and Boy
Change will divide a country. Murder will destroy a family.
1959. A group of boys from the mining village of Murton run out to play together. When a tragedy occurs, it changes the lives of these boys and everyone around them forever, sending shockwaves that reverberate through their lives.
1984. Detective Constable Ian Wheedon has been running away from himself since he was a boy. He worked in Merseyside covering serious crime, but now lives in a remote police house working as a local cop. His brother, Stephen, is on the front lines of the miners' strike in Stoke.
The force is already stretched to breaking point when Ian is called in to investigate the brutal murder of a childhood friend. The case brings Ian face-to-face with his past, his family, and with the life he left behind. As tensions erupt and tempers fray, the community fractures. When Stephen's son Christopher goes missing, it becomes a race against time to solve the case. Ian and his family must fight for the answers they need and the future they want, before it's too late.
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ISBN-10: 1918107033
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Editura: Firefinch Publishing
Colecția Stoke Rising
Seria Stoke Rising
Notă biografică
Kate London is the daughter of an RAF sergeant and spent the first years of her life living on an air force base in Germany. She spent the rest of her childhood in Stoke on Trent, the setting for her latest series. Kate has a degree in history from Cambridge University. After working in theatre as an actor, writer and director she ran away from the circus to join the Metropolitan Police Service. She finished her service working as a detective on the Met's homicide command but in 2014 resigned to focus on her writing. In 2019 her story, We Do Not Deal in Guilt or Blame, was runner up in Harper Bazaar's 2019 short story competition. She is the author of four books in her Tower series, which have been adapted and broadcast by ITV.