A DS Glyn Capaldi MysteryA DS Glyn Capaldi MysteryDS Glyn Capaldi is in hospital recuperating from concussion and the after-effects of a car crash.But, worse than that, a young woman is dead. She was the passenger in the car, whom he was bringing in for questioning following a night operation in a remote rural location.Glyn is initially riven with guilt and self-recrimination. Until he starts to question the possibility that it may not have been an accident. But, if not, who had been the target? Had he made an enemy capable of achieving that level of planning and implementation? Or, if not him, what could a young woman have possibly done in her short country life to warrant that degree of retribution?Glyn, on sick leave, has time on his hands to explore the background to these questions, and, in doing so, confronts a conspiracy that envelops arson, torture, blackmail, and leaves a clutter of bodies that further muddy the already murky waters.Praise for Ewart Hutton’s GOOD PEOPLE:'GOOD PEOPLE's corkscrew plot skewers small-town hypocrisy with a wry smile and a sniff of disgust. An entertaining debut with more stings in the tail than a bag of scorpions.' VAL McDERMID‘a terrific novel that blows a fresh breath in to crime fiction … as if Ian Rankin had been transported to Wales’crimesquad.com‘A cross between Frost and Hot Fuzz … one of the most interesting and enjoyable crime books I’ve read for a long time’ reviewingtheevidence.comEwart Hutton was born and raised in and around Glasgow before slipping south to university in Manchester, and then on to diverse occupations in London. He has won numerous awards and prizes for his radio plays which have been produced for BBC Radio 4, RTE, and Radio Clyde. His first Glyn Capaldi mystery, GOOD PEOPLE, was shortlisted for the CWA’s Debut Dagger award in 2012. WILD PEOPLE is Hutton’s third Capaldi mystery. He lives in southern France with his wife Annie.• Ewart Hutton’s first mystery, GOOD PEOPLE, was shortlisted for the Crime Writers Association’s Debut Dagger award confirming his status as a crime writer to watch.• With the darkness of Ian Rankin, the black humour of Stuart Macbride and a flawed detective only matched by Henning Mankell’s Wallander, the Glyn Capaldi mysteries appeal to a wide variety of crime and mystery readers.•Something a little bit different in a very crowded market – full of wonderful characters, sprawling Welsh landscapes, good humour and great writing.•TV rights optioned to ITV.Competition: The Hollow Men; The Chalk Pit; Knife Edge (Di Harland Book 2); The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall. Ian Rankin;Rob McCarthy; Elly Griffiths; Fergus McNeill; Anne Brontë;
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