Too Late for Forgiveness The Second DI Maggie Dent book
About the book
Set in St. Albans, a small British town, this is the second novel in the DI Maggie Dent Trilogy. A contemporary British fiction murder mystery with family drama and developing disloyalties. DI Maggie Dent is thrust into a major investigation when three members of the same family are found murdered, but her team is hard pushed to uncover motives and links. What they discover are secrets, hidden lives and harboured jealousy. This police procedural will have you wondering, not only about the case, but about the lives of Maggie and her team, about loyalty, trust and respect. Throughout the investigation Maggie's life is itself, about to take another devastating twist … will she cope … or be completely broken … ? Too Late for Forgiveness is a tense and emotional British detective mystery set in small-town England, perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Elly Griffiths, and LJ Ross. You’ll love this book if you enjoy: Female detectives with grit and heart Murder mysteries with emotional depth British police procedurals in atmospheric towns Stories where justice comes at a cost
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About the author
Hi. I'm a retired teacher who came to the writing world late in life. It was never planned. It simply happened when I discovered a family secret from the the 1800s, but writing that first book propelled me into something I came to enjoy. When the stories continued to fill my head, I scrawled away and today am working on my seventh book. I've written in more than one genre, perhaps because that's just the way stories present themselves, so as well as that first historical fiction there is now a crime trilogy (two published - one b eing finished), a psychological drama and a literary fiction about three generations of one family. Writing has become the avenue that keeps me going while the next decade relentlessly approaches. As a self published author, I don't sell many books - it certainly isn't a reliable source of income, but when my work is read, it receives positive feedback, and that's all I ask. If you come across my novels and perhaps read them, I hope you enjoy them as much as I've enjoyed writing them. Sue
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