Psychologist Harry Cull Thriller - Ice Lake (Psychologist Harry Cull Thriller, Book 1)
Where everybody lies. And some people kill…
An electrifying debut crime novel and the first in a new series featuring psychologist Harry Cull. Perfect for fans of Michael Connelly, Peter James and Greg Iles.
An abandoned body
Deep in the woods of north-eastern Pennsylvania, the body of a man is found – shot three times, dumped under the trees where the local kids will find him.
A haunted psychologist
Psychologist Harry Cull, tormented by his past, arrives in the picturesque town of Ice Lake to help with the murder investigation. There he unravels a web of lies and deceit that leads to the dark heart of a community torn apart by fracking, drugs and murder.
A desperate killer
It’s not long before the second corpse turns up, this time a lawyer left for dead in the forest, and Harry finds himself on the trail of a twisted killer – who will do anything to keep the town’s darkest secrets buried.
”'I was gripped” - Bibliophile Book Club
”'Dark and twisted, but also highly entertaining” - Book Drunk
”'I was immediately hooked” - Crime Book Junkie
”'I think I’ve found a new favourite lead man in crime fiction” - Life of a Nerdish Mum
”'Spectacular … kept me intrigued” - A Lover of Books
”'You know that book … that if anyone tried to take that book out of your hands you’d probably hit them with it? It’s THAT book” - My Chestnut Reading Tree
”'Genuine characters, a twisting plot, and a surprise ending you will not see coming” - CrimeSquad
”'An engrossing and thrilling read. Highly recommended!” - Bibliophile Book Club
‘A brilliant debut crime novel and I'm thrilled that it's set to be a series because I'm a little bit in love with Harry Cull. He's just brilliant! The Welsh Librarian -
”'Could become one of my future favourite crime series … a great 'didn’t see that coming” - twist. Damp Pebbles
”'An assured and confident debut. Harry Cull is a unique and likeable creation. Fans of James Carol's Jefferson Winter series are going to love this” - Michael Wood