The Putney Bridge Killer: a BRAND NEW absolutely gripping crime mystery with a massive twist (Detective Rob Miller Mysteries, Book 8)

A thrilling new mystery from the bestselling and award-winning author Biba Pearce.

A brutal murder. A deadly secret. A killer who's done this before . . .

DCI Rob Miller is called to a murder scene in the early hours of the morning. A young woman's body has been discovered under Putney Bridge.

There are clear signs this was a brutal attack. The crime scene is especially unnerving for DCI Miller. It mirrors the victims of the Surrey Stalker - a sadistic predator Miller took down five years ago.

But the Surrey Stalker is dead.

This killer isn't just copying the past - They know things only the original murderer could have known. They know police secrets and crime scene details that were withheld from the press.

With the media circling and a mole inside the force leaking information, Miller must untangle a deadly web of deception before the killer strikes again.

But as the body count rises and the noose tightens, one question haunts him:

Did he catch the wrong man all those years ago?

A gripping British crime thriller packed with psychological tension, shocking twists, and a detective who won't stop until justice is served. Perfect for fans of Michael Wood, Joy Ellis, Matt Brolly, Helen Fields and Angela Marsons.

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'A cracking book! Couldn't put it down.' Steve, Amazon Reviewer

'This story is simply unforgettable! I really don't know how you're going to top this one.' Patricia, Amazon Reviewer

'Very well thought out, and what a great idea!' Tony, Amazon Reviewer

'An excellent plot weaved in a brilliant way.' Sandy, Amazon Reviewer

'I loved it and think it's easily the best in the series, really gripping and tense in all the right places.' Angela, Amazon Reviewer

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Luisterboek: 15 juli 2025