Review
A drought has caused the level of Cranwell Lake to drop. Drop further that it ever has since 1972. At the end of a row of staithes near the beach, a body floats just beneath the surface. For Hannah Morton it is a return to her teenage years. For detectives Porteous and Stout it is the start of a trawl through the missing persons files in search of an identity - only to discover that Michael Gray is not who he seemed... After a slow start the plot gradually gains pace, switching between Hannah's memories, the police investigation and a fresh murder case. Ann Cleeves leaves the reader guessing till the end - a surprise finish unhinted at during the preceding pages. A good, solid English detective novel with the added bonus of Cleeve's finely drawn, often troubled, main players. - Lucy Watson
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Product Description
A diving instructor makes a gruesome discovery in Cranwell Lakethe body of a teenager is found. As the police investigation gets under way in Cranwell, prison officer Hannah Morton is about to get the shock of her life. The teenager was her boyfriend, and she was with him the night he disappeared. The news report that a body has been found brings back dreaded memories from her past.