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The Headley Cross marathon has been held every year since it was founded in 1983. This time, as well as the full run, a half marathon is being offered, and preparations are well under way.
DS Zander Ellery and DC Isabel York have a hectic caseload and could well do without the squad having to run the marathon. When the race is threatened, they and the other members of the MIU/Major Crimes are tasked with neutralizing the threat.
As the day of the race draws near, with ten thousand runners due to take to the streets, time to find the culprit is running out. Lives are at stake, and Ellery and York must succeed in winning this race.
--Part 1 of the SEE HOW Ellery & York sub-series
Remember to breathe. Clare Revell is at the top of her whodunit Headley Cross game with See How They Run. This author oozes British humor, imagination, and talent, all wrapped up in fictional reality. She breathes words that keep readers on the edge of their seats and compounds clever clues that expertly execute thrills. This reader forgot to breathe at times. “To be continued…” made me anticipate the rest of the story.
Police detective Isabel York has a lot on her plate. A citywide marathon has been targeted by a bomb threat. A serial killer is on the loose, and he's leaving clues that don't seem to add up. On top of that her wedding plans seem to be unraveling... This fast-paced story was filled with many interesting plot twists that kept me reading well into the night. I was invested in the characters from the first page to the last -- which I must say, caught me quite unawares! Now I can't wait to read the follow-up, See How They Hide. Highly recommended!
Clare Revell holds nothing back with nail biter… See How They Run tugs at all the emotions: terror and joy, revulsion and hope, dread and anticipation, and every other pairing you could imagine. I dare you to try and set it down once you’ve started reading! Isabel York and Boaz are due to be married soon. The only thing other than their lives that could get in the way of their happily ever after is their work. And, of course, since they both work for the police force, work does get in the way. Work, old enemies they’d put behind bars, conspiracy at the highest levels, and not one, but four major bomb threats. The bombs are scheduled, according to the brash anonymous bombers, to go off in such a way as to impact the highly publicized Nursery Rhyme marathon. In order to try and get close to the scenes and protect as many people as possible, Isabel and her team decide to go as three blind mice—hence the apropos title. But time is running out and the clues are falling apart. It looks as if
