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SHE: A gripping serial killer detective thriller Paperback – 14 March 2017
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A gripping murder mystery detective thriller that keeps you guessing until the end.
Detective Inspector Munro is a burly Scottish policeman who doesn’t suffer fools gladly. Detective Sergeant West is an intelligent young woman, new to the force, with a lot to prove.
When a missing person case lands on their desks, Munro is skeptical there is much to it. But their investigation soon comes to some strange findings, and before long, a body is found.
With a serial killer on their hands they must act fast to trace a woman placed at the scene of the crime. Yet discovering her true identity, let alone finding her, proves difficult. And as the plot thickens they realize the crime is far graver than either of them could have imagined.
If you like crime fiction with a killer twist you will love SHE, the latest Scandinavian style suspense thriller by Pete Brassett.
"When you read Brassett's books you enter a world you don't want to leave." Sally Heath
SHE is the first in a series of books featuring DI Munro and DS West. The entire list, in order of publication, is as follows:
1. SHE
2. AVARICE
3. ENMITY
4. DUPLICITY
5. TERMINUS
6. TALION
7. PERDITION
8. RANCOUR
9. PENITENT
10. TURPITUDE
11. HUBRIS
12. PENURY
13. RUSE
PETE BRASSETT is the author of several other crime fiction titles, all of which are available on Amazon Kindle:
KISS THE GIRLS follows the story of a soldier who gets into trouble after returning home, traumatized by war. THE WILDER SIDE OF CHAOS is a racy fast paced international crime novel. THE GIRL FROM KILKENNY and PRAYER FOR THE DYING are both murder mysteries set in Ireland. BROWN BREAD is a farce about a family who literally get away with murder.
- ISBN-101520830262
- ISBN-13978-1520830261
- Publication date14 March 2017
- LanguageEnglish
- Dimensions12.7 x 1.14 x 20.32 cm
- Print length177 pages
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Product details
- Publisher : Independently published (14 March 2017)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 177 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1520830262
- ISBN-13 : 978-1520830261
- Dimensions : 12.7 x 1.14 x 20.32 cm
- Best Sellers Rank: 244,179 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- 2,180 in Literature Textbooks
- 5,146 in Serial Killer Thrillers
- 5,779 in Traditional Detective Mysteries (Books)
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About the author

Pete Brassett is the author of the best-selling series of detective novels based in and around his native Scotland featuring James Munro and Charlie West.
Following the publication of his debut novel, 'Clam Chowder at Lafayette and Spring', Pete ventured into the world of crime fiction tackling issues like PTSD, religious scandal, and manic depression with the novels 'Kiss the Girls', 'Prayer for the Dying' and 'The Girl From Kilkenny', before moving onto subject matter a little closer to home.
The forging of the Munro and West relationship begins with a fractious encounter in east London where a dissolute West, struggling with personal problems and misogynistic colleagues, is mentored by Munro who, recognising her potential, hoodwinks her into joining him back in Scotland where she flourishes as a first-class, yet ultimately flawed, detective.
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DI Hunter, smart and experienced, is mentoring DS West, young and smart if a little naïve, in her hunt for a missing man. When his body is found they find plenty of secrets in his life and come to suspect an old flame.
I really liked the journey in this novel. It twists and turns, right up to the end, which holds another ambiguous turn I'm not sure I have understood correctly. I'm still wondering where it all fits in. Whatever, it is amazing whichever way you interpret it. The novel is also amusing - DI Munro has a dry humour and DS West is a good foil, her sometimes naïvety giving him plenty of opportunity to exercise it.
It is difficult to review this novel without spoilers as everything is inextricably linked in a rather vague way (just like my attempted explanation) so I suggest you just read it and enjoy a good, clever piece of writing.

I wasn’t enamoured of the characters in the investigation team, one appeared to be a bit lazy, dense and uncommitted whilst the DI, though astute, was condescending and annoying. When the identity enigma was finally resolved it was, sadly, a little too predictable.
Whilst I didn’t hate the book and never considered not finishing it, I didn’t find it absorbing and hard to put down. In all honesty, I found myself hoping that it would improve as it progressed. In the interests of fairness, I will give the second book in the series a try but I don’t promise to finish it.


But I felt the way the story was told from the point of view from two different characters was possibly just a little too clever. The story opens with one character talking about someone and then it shifts to a police investigation into a missing person before returning to the narrative of the original character (and so on throughout the story). I actually went back and re-read the story from the beginning once I had read about 60 pages as I thought I must have misunderstood or missed something. In fact starting it again at this point actually helped with my understanding of what was happening .. until I reached the end which has a final twist that is quite thought provoking.
So if you enjoy stories where you try to figure out 'who dunnit it' before the police, this intelligent, yet intriguing, story is probably for you.