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Susan Hill

Susan Hill is a prize-winning novelist, having been awarded the Whitbread, Somerset Maugham and John Llewelyn Rhys awards, as well as having been shortlisted for the Booker Prize. She wrote Mrs de Winter, the bestselling sequel to Rebecca, and the ghost story The Woman in Black, which was adapted for the stage and became a great success in the West End. Her books include a collection of exquisite short stories, The Boy Who Taught the Beekeeper to Read, and the highly successful crime novel series about the detective Simon Serrailler. Susan Hill lives in Gloucestershire, where she runs her own small publishing firm, Long Barn Books.

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Title:

The Betrayal of Trust (MP3)

Series:

Simon Serrailler #6

Written by:

Susan Hill 

Read by:

Steven Pacey 

Format:

Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book 

Number of CDs:

1 

Duration:

11 hours 40 minutes 

MP3 size:

485 MB 

Published:

October 28 2016 

Available Date:

October 28 2016 

Age Category:

Adult 

ISBN:

9781486283668 

Genres:

Fiction; Mystery 

Publisher:

Bolinda/Audible audio 

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AUD$ 24.95

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International bestselling author

'Hugely enjoyable ... This is a satisfying crime story and a fearless examination of controversial issues surrounding terminal illness.'
The Daily Mail

Simon Serrailler is faced with that most complicated of investigations – a cold case.

Heavy rain falls on Lafferton, flooding the cathedral town and causing a landslip out on the moors. As the rain water slowly drains away, a shallow grave – and a skeleton – are revealed. It doesn't take long to identify the remains as those of missing teenager, Harriet Lowther, who was last seen sixteen years ago. But a cold case isn't a priority for a police force already struggling with staff shortages and cuts: if Detective Inspector Simon Serrailler is to solve the case, he will have to do it alone.

'The Betrayal of Trust isn't only a page-turner – though it certainly fulfils that expectation – it's also a thought-provoking novel about those who suffer and those who care for them.'
The Guardian

'Hill can't write a bad sentence and her characters are all completely convincing – no more so than her long-serving detective Simon Serrailler.'
Daily Mirror

'Her intellectual stance is engaging, her plot unpredictable and her detective a likeable presence.'
Scotland on Sunday

'Far more than a whodunit ... written with a novelist's flair, in that the characters, however fleeting, are carefully drawn and believable.'
Country Life