When Duncan gets a phone call from his ex-wife, Vic, he agrees to look into a suicide from five years ago of the poet she’s writing a biography of. He doubts there’s anything to find, even if the decision cause strife with his and Gemma’s fledgling romantic relationship. As expected, there’s no real evidence of anything other than a suicide in the case file. However, when a sudden death occurs, it throws everything up into the air, and Duncan has a personal interest in solving […]
This Time It’s Personal
Dreaming of the Bones by Deborah Crombie









