The revamped Connection Investigation Agency team takes on a decades-old crime in this thriller from the bestselling author of Murder Unjoyful.
The Connection Investigation Agency has seen big changes. New partners, Tessa, Luke, and Beth, have taken over and members of the old team have moved on to pastures new.
On the first day of reopening, a body is discovered in the outhouse at the back of the office and their first case begins with bones that have lain undiscovered for twenty-five years.
Can Luke take on his first solo case and solve it?
Will Tessa prove to be as good an investigator as she was a DI? Will she solve the mystery of the threatening notes sent to two women, who become murder victims?
As the agency digs deeper into the past and a link between the two cases is revealed, will this help or hinder?
Anita Waller was born in Sheffield, South Yorkshire in 1946. She married Dave in 1967 and they have three adult children.
With many books to her name, she feels she has finally realised her dream. She writes mainly psychological thrillers, but was commissioned in 2018 to write a cosy mystery series, the Kat and Mouse trilogy. By November 2020 this will have grown to five books, plus a spin-off standalone novel called Epitaph, featuring Doris, one of the characters from the series.
She is now almost seventy-five years of age, happily writing most days and would dearly love to plan a novel, but has accepted that isn’t the way of her mind. Every novel starts with a sentence and she waits to see where that sentence will take her, and her characters.
In her life away from the computer in the corner of her kitchen, she is a Sheffield Wednesday supporter with blue blood in her veins!
Her genre is murder – necessary murder.
My Review for Blood Red by Anita Waller
Wow, Anita Waller has done it again. I have loved ALL the Kat and Mouse books and when I heard Anita was going to be writing this one so we can say hello to some of the old Connection, I jumped at the chance to read and review.
Although I miss Doris and Kat, I love Luke and Beth and getting to know Tessa better and of course the new characters
Blood Red takes you on a new adventure of crime for the team to solve. There was a time I thought I knew who did the murder but was proven wrong. Although this is a new series, I do recommend that you read the rest of the Kat and Mouse series as you will get to know the character better in this book.
I am so hoping that there will be more Connection adventures to read until then, enjoy this one.
