From Publishers Weekly
Sal Kilkenny has a lot on her plate: she's a "single mum" of two with a brand new beau, juggling parenting duties with two new cases for her private investigation practice and to make matters more complicated, Christmas is just around the corner. On one end of Manchester, a family refuses to believe the coroner's report establishing their mother's cause of death as suicide, while on the other, a mother fears her son has a double life; only one case will lead to real danger, but both will deeply move Sal in Cath Staincliffe's (Looking for Trouble) Towers of Silence.
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Review
'Excellent, always practical detective work... Staincliffe's novel is unmistakably her best, with writing that gives Britcrime its heart, mind and soul. Accept no substitute; this is the real thing.' Phillip Oakes, Literary Review 'It's always exciting to see a writer get better and better, and Cath Staincliffe is doing just that.' Val McDermid, Manchester Evening News
