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1-- 'Brilliant' Andrea Mara
----'Addictive' Sam Blake
----'Gut-wrenching' William Shaw
----'A page-turner' Carmel Harrington
-----'Superb' Jane Casey
----'Ingenious' Liz Nugent
----'Startling' Peter James
SEVEN DEADLY SINS
SEVEN BODIES
ONE RUTHLESS KILLER
When six human bodies are uncovered by a demolition crew on a derelict site in Cork, building work grinds to an immediate halt. The cadavers, all male, are soon revealed to have died centuries before.
But then a seventh is discovered. A woman. And unlike the others, recently buried.
What began as a historic find is now a crime scene.
Detective Garda Alice McCann is determined to track down the killer, even though she knows her superiors don't want her anywhere near such a high-profile case. Not after what happened before...
At every turn, her investigation reveals more questions than answers, more lies than facts. And someone powerful is watching her every move.
Can Alice uncover the truth before she's taken off the case - and before the killer strikes again?
A pulse-pounding police procedural from the Irish Times bestselling author of Cruel Deeds, perfect for fans of Jane Casey, Andrea Mara and Mark Billingham.
Readers are obsessed with The Seventh Body
'I raced through it, it consumed me in its pages . . . a shocking conclusion which left me gobsmacked. Brilliant!'-----
'Unputdownable. A fabulously executed crime novel with a wonderful new protagonist'-----
'An absolute cracker of a novel, The Seventh Body is a jaw-dropping tale with complex and believable characters'-----
'If you adore Tana French then this is a work for you. I've read all of Catherine Kirwan's work and this is her best'-----
'A superb read with so many plot twists!'-----
Catherine Kirwan grew up in the parish of Fews, County Waterford. She studied law at University College Cork and lives in Cork City where she works as a solicitor.
