Description

In the starkly beautiful but isolated North Pennines, three women with disparate lives converge at Baikie's Cottage for an environmental survey. Ornithologist Rachel Lambert arrives to find her friend Bella Furness in a state of distress, her home a scene of unsettling disarray. As Rachel delves into her work, she uncovers a tangled web of secrets and simmering resentments within the seemingly tranquil rural community, revealing that the most dangerous predators may not be the birds she studies, but the people around her. This gripping mystery explores themes of isolation, class, and the hidden darkness that can lie beneath a placid surface.

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St. Martin's Press

Published Jan 1, 2017

543 pages

ISBN: 9781250122759

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Details

First Published

1999

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Crow Trap by Ann Cleeves.

Death/Grief
Violence