[DI Joe Faraday 09] • No Lovelier Death

**'There is no one writing better police procedurals today.' *Daily Telegraph***

**Two murdered teenagers. Both sides of the law are looking for the killer.**

**But who will get there first?**

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****A teenager throws a party while her parents are away, with horrific consequences. The invitation to Rachel's party is put out on Facebook and more than a hundred kids descend on the house in the affluent suburb. The party turns into a riot and the property is trashed. And before the night is over, Rachel and her boyfriend are dead.

With two bodies, one the daughter of a high-profile judge, a massive crime scene and over a hundred suspects, DI Faraday is confronted with a nightmare investigation. But someone else wants to find the killer...

The judge's neighbour who has promised to keep a eye on things while he was away feels he owes the man a debt. And he has his own reputation to think about. He wants the name of the killer. The neighbour? Bazza Mackenzie, a man who made his fortune supplying the city with class-A drugs. The man in his organisation charged with getting the job done? Ex D/C Paul Winter.

**Why readers love Graham Hurley: **

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****'There is **no one writing better** police procedurals today.' *Daily Telegraph*

'Well-written and plotted, utterly convincing and really exciting... **Excellent**' *Daily Mail*

**'One of the great talents** of British police procedurals... every book he delivers is better than the last' *Independent on Sunday*

**Fans of Ian Rankin, Peter James and Peter Robinson will love Graham Hurley: **

**Faraday and Winter**

*1. Turnstone *

*2. The Take *

*3. Angels Passing *

*4. Deadlight *

*5. Cut to Black *

*6. Blood and Honey *

*7. One Under *

*8. The Price of Darkness *

*9. No Lovelier Death *

*10. Beyond Reach *

*11. Borrowed Light *

*12. Happy Days *

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**Jimmy Suttle**

*1. Western Approaches *

*2. Touching Distance *

*3. Sins of the Father *

*4. The Order of Things *

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* Each Graham Hurley novel can be read as a standalone or in series order *