To unite Oxford and suspense is to speak of that Guillermo Martinez who looked great with his "Oxford Crimes." But look where you in Face Hunter we have another thriving thriller narrator who takes the same Oxford where she lives as a space for the most disturbing mysteries. A knowledge of cause and spaces that places us in the blackest heart of a British university city where curricular splendors are obscured from the magic of Harry Potter to criminal fiction like the one at hand.
In the case of Cara, the thing overflows towards the police in a more marked way. But it is clear that today a police genre must add doses of truculence, of the sinister of the murderer on duty. And this is how this English writer takes childhood as a contrast for her stories. Because nothing worse in a criminal matter than discovering children involved.
So we have two maximum intensity factors to snatch us into reading. On the one hand, Inspector Fawley provides that point of suspense, of the purest police deduction. While the victims or potential victims overwhelm us with their candor, innocence and unexpected fall into the hell of crime.
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fire in oxford
End of trilogy pending new installments of inspector Adam Fawley. Because once caught running, Cara Hunter seems to have found a vein that dazzles thousands of readers. With a point that at times links with Shari lapena Due to the depth of its plots, Cara Hunter outlines growing tensions from the dialogues and psyche of its characters to the narrative proposals loaded with twists.
The quiet streets of Oxford are in the midst of Christmas celebrations, when a fire breaks out in the dead of night. The firefighters strive to put it out and manage to locate two children. But everyone wonders where the parents are, and even more so when it is confirmed that the fire was caused.
Cara Hunter returns with a new installment of the series of inspector Adam Fawley, who must discover who has caused the fateful sinister and why. After Who Moved Daisy Mason? and The Oxford Cellar, this is, without a doubt, the most terrifying case that the detective will have to face.
Who has taken Daisy Mason?
A plot that feels very close, as in the case that occupies the most moving news. During a party in a quiet house on the outskirts of Oxford, a girl mysteriously disappears. None of the neighbors have seen what has happened to Daisy, or so they say.
Inspector Adam Fawley tries not to jump to conclusions, but he knows that nine times out of ten, the culprit is someone the victim knew. Which means someone is lying. And that the race against time to find Daisy has begun.
The Oxford Basement
n a house in a wealthy neighborhood in the city of Oxford, they find by chance a woman and a child locked in a basement, almost lifeless and unidentified. The woman does not speak, there are no records of similar disappearances and the elderly owner of the house claims to have never seen them in her life. The whole neighborhood is shocked. How could it have happened?
Inspector Adam Fawley knows that, under that innocent air, many hide secrets. The clue is provided by one of his past cases, a disappearance that he failed to solve.
