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The Invisible Ones

By: Stef Penney
Narrated by: Dan Stevens
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Small-time private investigator Ray Lovell veers between paralysis and delirium in a hospital bed. But before the accident that landed him there, he had promised to find Rose Janko. Rose was married to the charismatic son of a travelling gypsy family, Ivo Janko. When Ray starts to investigate her disappearance he's surprised that her family are so hostile towards him. The Jankos have not had an easy past. They are a clan touched by tragedy - either they are cursed, or they are hiding a terrible secret. Could it be that Rose's discovery of that secret led to her disappearance all those years ago? Soon Ray wishes that he'd never asked the question. In a novel that is totally different from Stef's extraordinary debut The Tenderness of Wolves, she shows herself once more to be a matchless storyteller.

©2011 Stef Penney (P)2011 Quercus Editions Ltd Modern Detectives Mystery
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The narrative is divided between two of the protagonists; one, a detective searching for a missing woman and, the other, a young Romani teenager whose family are involved. I enjoyed this added complexity to the plot. The reader’s ability to conjure the characters through a remarkable use of accents really enhanced my enjoyment of the mystery. I would recommend this book to mystery lovers.

A twist on detective fiction

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