The Crooked Spire Killings: The chilling true crime story they don't want you to read (Peak District True Crime Book 2)

Reviews

Chloe Smith

Length short but it works for the author's style. Not just of local interest, though admittedly having the Peak District on our door step adds a level of relatability, creating more of an atmosphere for the mystery. Never had this problem.

amy

Normally takes me a while to get into a book. Got it as a Christmas present, loved being able to picture some of the places and pubs locally.

Paul Rodgers

Hooked me right from the start. Well written Alan. Can't wait for the next one. Love how the story is told bouncing between different points of view.

PATRICK

A real page-turner with some intriguing loose ends for the detective in us all to ponder. The author has clearly explored all avenues each leading to more intrigue.

marek kaczmarczyk

Great book. Very clever. What an excellent read.

Angevin

The author also gives a snapshot of social history, shining a light on the murders, the investigation and the attitudes of the time. I've now read pottery cottage and the crooked spire. On both occasions I've finished them in 48hrs. I read this book in a day and found it absolutely riveting.