THE LAST CASE OF DI VOSS

Six days from retirement. One case she can't walk away from. Detective Inspector Elizabeth Voss has six days left before she clears her desk for good - until a body turns up beneath Thornmere's old railway viaduct, a handwritten note pinned to its coat. The signature belongs to a killer convicted twenty years ago. A killer who's been in prison the entire time.Either someone has studied a case detail that was never made public. Or the wrong man has been serving another man's sentence for seventeen years.As Voss digs back into a conviction her own mentor built his reputation on, she uncovers a pattern of institutional protection reaching further and higher than she ever imagined - a decorated senior officer who has spent thirty years managing everyone unfortunate enough to matter to him, and who has no intention of letting a retiring detective take it all down in her final week.With six days on the clock and nothing left to lose, Voss has to decide how much of her own career - and her belief in the people who shaped it - she's willing to sacrifice for the truth.THE LAST CASE OF DI VOSS is Book One in the Voss Investigations, a gripping British crime series for readers of Ian Rankin, Val McDermid, and Peter James.