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Enzo Macleod: Book 5

By: Peter May

eBook | 8 August 2013 | Edition Number 1

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In the backstabbing world of haute cuisine, a burning secret threatens Enzo Macleod on his fifth investigation into France's most notorious unsolved murders.

Puy-de-Dome, France

A Silenced Man

Footprints in the snow lead to the murder scene of Marc Fraysse, France's most celebrated chef - brutally shot before he could make the revelation of his career.

A Determined Man

Seven years on and the mystery still raw, Enzo Macleod, forensic investigator, forays into the heated world of haute cuisine to uncover bitter feuds and a burning secret.

A Hunted Man

The Fraysse family history is as twisted Enzo's own. And in his pursuit of truth, the depths of deceit threaten to consume Enzo - and that which he cherishes most.

About the Author

Peter May was born and raised in Scotland. He was an award-winning journalist at the age of twenty-one and a published novelist at twenty-six. He is the million-selling author of the Lewis trilogy and the China thrillers; standalone novels including Entry Island, Runaway and Coffin Road; and the Enzo Files - which were first published in the UK by Quercus across 2014 and 2015.

The sixth and final instalment in the Enzo series, Cast Iron , will be published in hardcover by riverrun in January 2017.
Industry Reviews
"He is a terrific writer doing something different "
Mark Billingham

"Tightly plotted, with no skimping on either the nuances of character or the wonderfully evocative descriptions . . . a true pleasure to read"
Guardian

"May's flair for narrative, characterization and evocative descriptions of various locales and historic tidbits ... fresh and delightfully readable - catnip for armchair sleuths. "
Kirkus Reviews

"Caught up in the various threads, readers are lulled into a false sense of knowing where the tale is heading until May pulls the rug out from under them"
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