Autorentext

James Ellson was a police officer in the UK for 15 years, starting in London and finishing as a Detective Inspector at Moss Side in Manchester. When he left the police he started writing, and has been writing ever since.
James's debut novel The Trail was published in 2020, and the sequel Cold Dawn in 2022. Cold Summer will be published in November 2023.
He also writes short stories, and was runner up in the 2021 Bay Tales Christmas short story competition with Roisin's Christmas Party. His story The Translator was published in a 2022 anthology (To Serve, Protect, and Write) of former police officers, now writers.
James is a keen climber and mountaineer, and has visited Nepal many times. In 2004 he climbed 6,812 metre Ama Dablam, and in 2008 soloed the Matterhorn. He lives in the Peak District with his wife, and manages their smallholding, which includes bees and an orchard.
James can be followed on Twitter @jamesellson3
And on Facebook: james.ellson.98

Klappentext

A protected witness who's been given a new identity has gone missing. The original case involved William Redman and his South Manchester organised crime group. DCI Castle travels to a remote part of Scotland to make enquiries, and makes an arrest, but discovers he is also being targeted.

Are the two things connected?

Is Redman involved?

Rick is pushed to his limit, but is it enough?

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The fifth book in the critically acclaimed DCI Castle series.