We and our partners use cookies and similar technologies in order to give. Pretend you’re out there with Ruth staring out into the bleak Norfolk wind, the salt air biting at your face, the salt dunes protecting you from the salt spray and the sea.īecause the crimes past and present mixed with the wild raw setting make for quite the literary travel experience. The Crossing Places Hftad Engelska 2016 Facebook. Knowing that a child has now gone missing close to where you live sends the shivers up her and the reader. She even lives in a small cottage on the isolated and bleak coastline and you can just see her getting blown away as she leaves her cottage for work. Ruth Galloway’s Norfolk is as diverse as she is – her character is varied and a little awkward. Griffiths has complete captured the essence of the area in and around the Norfolk coast – it s certainly not known for its beachy read capabilities here but rather its bleakness. More than £800 million of taxpayers’ money has been spent on the Lower Thames Crossing before a spade has even hit the ground. This marks the beginning of a stunning new mystery series. The Saltmarshes might be fictional but they seem real and you will still be able to taste the salt air in your mouth as you read. A gripping story about how the past, even the distant past, can have a deadly hold on the present.
She lives happily alone with her cats in a remote area near Norfolk. Now then, if you’ve not been to Norfolk before, you’ll enjoy your visit with this book. Forensic archeologist Ruth Galloway is in her late thirties.
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