The Anglesey Murders: Unholy Island

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The father-of-two was shot at close range while attempting to fix his ground-level dish outside his pebble-dash cottage overlooking the Irish Sea, a few miles from Holyhead on Anglesey in north-west Wales.Having been reminded just how brilliant an author Conrad Jones is, I can guarantee that those books will not be on the mountain for very long. Well written but needs fewer deaths per book and a bit more ordinary life thrown in, do not read going to bed unless you want nightmares. As the number of victims increases, a major investigation team battles to unravel a deadly puzzle that appears to have links to a series of historic murders from the '90s. This, however, is only the beginning and the body count is set to rise and the case spreads considerably before DI Alan Williams and his team can work out what's going on. The first 3 books are almost a warm up act for the final 2 which are written from a different perspective - that of an author (Conrad Jones!

He initially lied to police and said he had been at his home on Anglesey at the time of the shooting, but later said he had been near Corrigan’s home because he was having a sexual encounter with a friend. The story is resolved and then neatly but unsatisfactorily tied off with a sudden romance with the main character's detective sergeant who for some reason became the object of previously mentioned series killer.Audible wants to give you the most complete selection we can and we'll keep adding series and filling in gaps as quickly as possible. The trainers he was wearing were seized by police when they visited his home that Saturday in January and they were sent for forensic analysis. A cold case investigation into the disappearance of 13-year-olds, Christopher Deeks and Ewan Birley, who vanished in the early '90s, opens up old wounds, old lies and a botched investigation into the very heart of the church.

A quantity of blood was also found in the saucepan and lip marks were discovered on the side, suggesting her killer had used it to drink her blood. Once police contact told me: "If I told you what was found in that house you would never believe me. Is there a copycat on the loose, or are the murders connected to the local underworld, which controls the supply of narcotics across North Wales and the North West?

In short, I absolutely loved reading ‘The Anglesey Murders: Unholy Island’ and I would definitely recommend it to other readers.

Fast forward to today and Detective Inspector Alan Williams is investigating a series of murders with uncanny similarities to the Peter Moore attacks. Two miles along the headland at Porth Dafarch, a third victim is found but there are no obvious links. A few of the plot points also seemed to be chosen completely out of the blue (not in a good way) and really serve no purpose other than to intertwine sets of characters that otherwise would have no reason to interact. A book leaves our collection of over seven million titles and begins a new chapter every two seconds, enabling more goods to be reused.As the number of victims increases, a major investigation team battles to unravel a deadly puzzle that, appears to have links to a series of historic murders from the 90’s. It was a brilliantly written, very sold police procedural that taught me a lot about drug dealing and introduced me to some characters that I very much would like to spend more time with in the future. A ballistics expert and pathologist concluded the shooter must have been only 10 metres away, probably in the field in front of the house and hiding behind a wall. It is both exciting and very enjoyable to read; I’d have read it in one sitting, if not for life intervening, because I didn’t want to put it down. The inquest, which was held at the Dafydd Orwig Chamber in Caernarfon, was adjourned to a future date pending further investigation.