Wild Fire - Shetland (Hardback)

Ann Cleeves (author)

£16.99

Hardback 416 Pages / Published: 06/09/2018

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Synopsis Events

Wild Fire is the eighth, and final book, in Ann Cleeves' bestselling Shetland series - a major BBC One drama starring Douglas Henshall as Jimmy Perez.

Shetland: Welcoming. Wild. Remote.

Drawn in by the reputation of the islands, an English family move to the area, eager to give their autistic son a better life.

But when a young nanny's body is found hanging in the barn of their home, rumours of her affair with the husband begin to spread like wild fire.

With suspicion raining down on the family, DI Jimmy Perez is called in to investigate, knowing that it will mean the return to the islands of his on-off lover and boss Willow Reeves, who will run the case.

Perez is facing the most disturbing investigation of his career. Is he ready for what is to come?

Publisher: Pan Macmillan
ISBN: 9781447278245
Number of pages: 416
Dimensions: 234 x 153 mm

MEDIA REVIEWS

Cleeves is quietly carving out a reputation as the new Queen of Crime * Sunday Mirror *
The best living evoker of landscape -- Mark Lawson * Guardian *
Jimmy Perez is a fine creation -- Peter Robinson
Ann's characterization is worthy of the best writers in the field * Daily Express *
Intricately plotted and elegantly written -- Publishers Weekly (starred review)

Lunch with Ann Cleeves

Unitarian Meeting House, Churchgate Street, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1RH
Tuesday 11th September 13:00

Join us for a light lunch and talk from bestselling crime author Ann Cleeves

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An evening with Ann Cleaves to celebrate the last ever Shetland novel.

Glasgow - Sauchiehall Street
Thursday 20th September

We are very pleased to welcome back for a celebration evening as she launches her last ever Shetland novel. It's back to Shetland one last time! The place and the novels that have changed my life. This is a bittersweet moment in my writing career: the last of the Jimmy Perez novels; a way of tying up loose ends and celebrating my relationship with these extraordinary islands.’ Ann Cleaves

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