Blue Flame
by Trish Finnegan
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Pub Date 22 May 2025 | Archive Date 22 May 2025
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Description
A darkness stalks the streets. A seething undercurrent of misogyny which threatens to ruin lives.
For WPC Sam Barrie, life at Wyre Hall police station is finally settling down. Now she is one of the more experienced officers, she is finally able to focus on the things that matter - like moving up in her career, passing her police driving course, and setting her sights on joining CID.
But pretty soon she is dealing with a spate of sightings of someone impersonating a police officer. When women in the area start to go missing, Sam once again finds herself at the heart of an investigation, which will shock to the core all those whose lives it touches, and leave Sam fighting for her life.
Constable Sam Barrie is back in this latest explosive instalment of the Blue Bird series.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781912946426 |
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Featured Reviews
Grammy G, Reviewer
An excellent read for any and all readers! Author comes at you with both barrels and knocks you out of your shoes! Great job fleshing out all the characters. I give this book FIVE stars! Definitely recommend!
Hannelore C, Reviewer
Thank you NetGalley and Burning Chair Publishing for the eARC.
Constable Sam Barrie is finally at the point in her career where she has enough experience under her belt that she can spend time on her police driving course and concentrate on trying to eventually join CID.
She catches the case of a man impersonating a police officer, who harrasses young women, some of whom disappear. As she gets closer to solving the case she's brutally attacked and left for dead.
This is great police procedural set in the 1970's, with a very likeable protagonist. And it's refreshing to have no cellphones in the story!
