Vanished: The brand new 2022 thriller from the bestselling crime writer, Lynda La Plante

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All three Prime Suspect cases, featuring DCI Jane Tennison, in one stunning volume PRIME SUSPECT When a prostitute is found murdered in her bedsit, the Metropolitan police set to work finding the perpetrator of this brutal attack. Lynda La Plante has managed to capture the 1970’s perfectly and her descriptions put you right in the middle of the investigations.

Her eagerness to progress does give me the feeling that she is not staying in one place long enough to truly get a good understanding of the ways each department work and I can understand why that leads some of the team she works with believing she is a liability. She has a case of a woman drowned in a bath which, at first glance, is written of as a straightforward accident, but a few things niggle at Jane as not quite right, and she manages to get DS Lawrence, a forensics specialist, on side – the other detectives are dismissive of Jane’s suspicions. Jane Tennison is leading a murder investigation into the recent brutal death of a young girl, her decomposed, starved body discovered in an old air raid shelter in the garden of the Lanark's now derelict house.This topped with so much new insight into Jacks family and his 'gift' from Adam gives so many new and exciting avenues that could be explored. More than anything else, La Plante’s writing career was generated by famous books Cold Blood,Cold Shoulder and Cold Hard.

Against all the odds, Dolly Rawlins and her gangland widows managed the impossible: a heist their husbands had failed to pull off - at the cost of their lives. Lynda La Plante on her sixth young Tennison novel and hopes to revive Prime Suspect with Helen Mirren". Never afraid to question what she sees and hears, there are times that you wonder if her attitude will be more of a hindrance than a help to her career.She was the one who put in a transfer to the quiet, local police station in Bromley, keen to escape the relentless pressure of her former West End department.