
Driftnet
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Narrated by:
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Sally Armstrong
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By:
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Lin Anderson
About this listen
A gruesome crime scene. A dead boy with an uncanny resemblance to the son she gave up. Can Rhona MacLeod uncover the truth before powerful men bury it forever?
Driftnet is a thrilling, fast-paced crime novel by Lin Anderson and the first in the gripping series featuring forensic scientist Rhona MacLeod.
Summoned to a Glasgow flat in the early hours, Rhona is confronted by a horrific scene. A teenage boy lies mutilated and strangled, the vicious killer long gone. But her grim task of scanning for evidence becomes even more unsettling than normal. The victim bears a remarkable resemblance to Rhona herself – and to the baby boy she gave up for adoption seventeen years ago. . .
Wracked with guilt, Rhona sets out to find the murderer and discover if the young victim is indeed her long-lost child. Soon, she finds herself immersed in an investigation exposing Glasgow's dark underworld as it preys on the young and vulnerable. As the case builds, it becomes clear that some very powerful men have a lot to lose if Rhona succeeds – and everything to gain if she dies. . .
'One of the most satisfying characters in modern crime fiction' – Daily Mail
'The best Scottish crime series since Rebus' – Daily Record
Driftnet is the first in the brutal, thrilling investigations of forensic scientist Rhona Macleod. Continue the series with Torch.
Perfect for fans of Ian Rankin, Val McDermid and Ann Cleeves.
Nice read
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Loved it!
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This is not great literature but it is entertaining if you’ve a strong stomach. The protagonist Rhona MacLeod is not as endearing as the deeply flawed Rebus but this is Glasgow (apologies from Edinburgh graduate!)
Tartan Gothic
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Good story, spoiled by narrator
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