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Free (nook) Birdman by Mo Hayder [Detective Inspector vs Serial Killer Thriller]

Birdman by UK writer Mo Hayder is 1st in her Jack Caffery series of mystery/police procedural thrillers, for which a further volume has won her the Edgar Award, free courtesy of US re-publisher Grove Press.

Currently free @ B&N as their Free Fridays selection and you can read the author's recommendation for an e-book available title she enjoyed in the feature blogpost. Unlikely to show up elsewhere, as previous Grove Press Free Fridays have been B&N exclusive.

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Now in Grove Press paperback for the first time, Birdman showcases Hayder at her spine-tingling best as beloved series character Jack Caffery tracks down a terrifying serial killer.

In his first case as lead investigator with London’s crack murder squad, Detective Inspector Jack Caffery is called on to investigate the murder of a young woman whose body has been discovered near the Millennium Dome in Greenwich, south-east London. Brutalized, mutilated beyond recognition, the victim is soon joined by four others discovered in the same area—all female and all ritualistically murdered. And when the post-mortem examination reveals a gruesome signature connecting the victims, Caffery realizes exactly what he’s dealing with—a dangerous serial killer.
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