Books matching: male dominated police force
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Save:"The Burning" by Jane Casey follows Detective Constable Maeve Kerrigan as she investigates a series of brutal murders in London. The story delves into the complexities of the case, with Kerrigan facing challenges within the male-dominated police force and navigating personal relationships. The narrative alternates between Kerrigan's perspective and that of the victims' friends, providing a well-developed plot with compelling twists and turns. Casey's writing style captures the tension and suspense of the investigation, drawing readers into a psychological thriller that keeps them guessing until the end.
I didn’t know where I was or what I was doing when the phone rang; I didn’t even know that it was the phone that had woken me. I came up from miles below the surface and opened an eye as one part of m... - #2
Save:"Prime Suspect" by Lynda La Plante follows the story of DCI Jane Tennison as she navigates a murder investigation in a male-dominated police force. Set in the 1990s, the book portrays the challenges faced by female officers at the time, highlighting the struggles of Tennison as she fights against sexism and hostility from her male colleagues. The plot unfolds with Tennison leading the investigation, facing personal sacrifices for her career, and delving into the complexities of catching a serial killer. The writing style captures the tension of the investigation, painting a vivid picture of the old boys club atmosphere within the police force and Tennison's determination to break through it.
The young black man was very good-looking. Tall and lithe, with a fine pair of shoulders, he kept himself in shape with regular workouts. He sat at the square wooden table in the interview room, long ... - #3
Save:'The Craftsman' by Sharon Bolton is a gripping thriller that follows Florence Lovelady, a senior police officer who was involved in the case of Larry Glassbrook, a convicted murderer of several teenagers. As Florence returns to the village where the murders took place, she discovers that the story is far from over. alternates between the present day and 1969, weaving a tale of dark secrets, witchcraft, and suspense. The setting in the village of Sabden, known for its historical witch trial, adds a creepy atmosphere to the story, creating a sense of foreboding and tension throughout.
The narrative skillfully combines elements of mystery, supernatural, and strong character development. With a mix of police procedural and eerie occurrences, 'The Craftsman' delves into themes of family, guardianship, and the impact of past events on the present. keeps readers on edge with its dual timelines, unexpected twists, and a compelling storyline that explores the depths of human nature and the blurred lines between reality and superstition.
