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The Killing Room

The Killing Room

Released: 2012-06-14
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Released: 2012-06-14
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THE SIX-MILLION COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE LEWIS TRILOGY AND THE ENZO FILES
AWARD WINNING AUTHOR OF THE CWA DAGGER IN THE LIBRARY 2021
'Peter May is one of the most accomplished novelists writing today.' Undiscovered Scotland
'No one can create a more eloquently written suspense novel than Peter May.' New York Journal of Books
In the third of the critically acclaimed China thrillers, Li Yan and Margaret Campbell travel to Shanghai: where a new ally, and a new enemy, await.
THE NEW CASE
When a mass grave containing eighteen mutilated female corpses is discovered in Shanghai, detective Li Yan is sent from Beijing to establish if the bodies are linked to an unsolved murder in the capital. Here, Li will be working with Mei Ling, deputy head of Shanghai's serious crime squad.
THE NEW COLLEAGUE
Mei Ling is a formidable woman: a fact that is not lost on Li's on-off lover, forensic pathologist Margaret Campbell. But when Campbell, vulnerable and still grieving the loss of her father, learns that the victims were subjected to 'live' autopsies, she knows the case is bigger than her pride.
THE KILLING ROOM
Li, Campbell and Mei Ling are now entering the arena of a sickening nemesis, and opening a door behind which lies each of their very worst nightmares.
LOVED THE KILLING ROOM? Read the next book in the China series, SNAKEHEAD
LOVE PETER MAY? Order his new thriller, THE NIGHT GATE

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4.5 of 5 (36 Ratings)

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2017-11-24

Brilliant horrific

Must read, just pray that this is a work of fiction! Brilliant research as usual. Thank you for keeping me engrossed
65:::RMS!
2016-11-13

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Unputdownable, disturbing, sadly believable, held me in its grip to the last line. PM weaves a picture of places you have been to so accurately, that you know the rest must be real and against this backcloth he spins an interlocked story that sadly we all know could very well have happened. In a library of his superb books, this is among the very best. If you have any intention of being a writer, this is a wordsmith to pay heed to.
Oleyun