Angielski
'Time passed but Rudd never recovered what was left of his senses. Not even during a bumpy ride in the boot of a car. Nor when he was hauled form the boot and draped over the parapet of a bridge. Nor when the midnight sleeper to London came rushing down the track and he was dropped in front if it'. Haunted by past failures, Superintendent Tremayne leads a murder investigation which is becoming more and more difficult. There is a nasty death, but was this really the intended victim? There are several suspects, but they all have alibis... Blind Death is Sam Napier's second detective thriller. As in his first novel, Inspector Stanford's Conversion, there is a strong Westcountry flavour and a cast of riveting characters as well as a sparkling storyline. It is a book that is hard to put down until the last twist of the plot is known and a solution to this ingenious thriller finally appears.
