The house is large - three stories, and half of it has collapsed so investigators will need time to sift through the rubble. He and his team needed to sift through the evidence, sparse though it was, and come to some conclusions. The story moves between past and present, giving the reader insight, as the investigation progresses, into how and why these horrific events came about. As in the first two books the narrative is an innovative combination of multiple viewpoints, differing timelines, mass media output and internal police reports that take the reader into the centre of the action.

There are some surprising and not so surprising twists but, in the end, it is a tragic stor6y which should have ended quite differently (for the characters, not the author). The toddle on his mother's lap, a mischievous smile and a mop of unruly bronze curls she probably couldn't bring herself to cut. It almost feels like a car crash as the true horror of what has actually gone on plays out alongside the investigation as the time ticks down until the atrocity and pinpointing the impetus behind an unthinkable crime.No Way Out is Cara Hunter’s third book in the DI Adam Fawley series and it is every bit as captivating and clever as the others. Even the arrogant, lazy git Quinn is easy to picture as he off loads tasks usually to the long suffering Baxter!

You can read these as standalones, but this installment is a little harder to get because it hasn’t been released in the US, so you have to get a foreign edition online. I had one theory worked out in my head as to what the motive was and on conclusion it turns out I was partially correct but I was still a little surprised by the eventual outcome. From news articles to interviews (which I honestly live for in these books) to floor plans and the rest, it makes for such an incredible reading experience.Taken my afternoon and filled it with engaging, exciting, edge-of-the-seat thrills and crime in the latest DI Adam Fawley book, No Way Out. Conoceremos más sobre la vida del inspector protagonista; Adam Fawley, quien no está pasando por su mejor momento.

La autora genera muchísima intriga y muchas preguntas que resuelve estupendamente al final de la lectura. Besides the points of view of Fawley and his team members – the likeable young Gislingham gets a starring role this time around – Hunter also presents the case to us through the eyes of the “gutter press” – various reports from the Oxford Mail are interspersed through the chapters – and from the public. DC Quinn is resentful and struggling to accept DS Gislingham leading the inquiry and has yet to come to terms with his demotion. Cara Hunter's brilliant DI Adam Fawley is one of the best continuing crime series out there, her simple but effective way of including newspaper headlines and various reports throughout the investigation gives a real time feel to the narrative - that helps keep the mystery so addictive.Cara Hunter does an expert job of dropping teaser hints, all the while careful not to spoil anything, regarding her previous novels, so that if this is your first read by her you will be intrigued enough to check out the rest. One thing that I have always appreciated in this series is that even though Adam Fawley has had some tragic things happen to him, he is still well adjusted and good at his job.

aportan dinamismo al conjunto, vamos al pasado X días antes del incendio para tratar de unir los puntos, la autora nos lleva por donde quiere y nosotros la seguimos con devoción. I’ve said this time and time again, but it’s very true: DI Adam Fawley is one of my favourite crime thriller protagonists and Hunter’s writing and ideas never disappoint.More compelling still is the fact that as with the previous two novels, this investigation is a real team effort with all of the recurring characters chipping in as the tasks are divvied up between them. This leaves his police team, led by Acting DS Chris Gislingham, demoted DC Quinn, DC Erica Somer, DC Verity Everett and others to play the primary and pivotal role in this most harrowing of investigations.