business of dying

Book info: business of dying (Hardcover, 336 pages – Minotaur Books, 2003) – Minotaur Books, 2003. Language: Eng.

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In a chilling narrative set against the backdrop of a cold November night, readers are introduced to Detective Sergeant Dennis Milne, a morally ambiguous officer who straddles the line between law and vengeance. After a botched job leads him to mistakenly kill three innocent individuals, Milne finds himself ensnared in a maelstrom of guilt and impending consequences. As he grapples with his own demons, the discovery of a murdered young woman, Miriam Fox, sends him spiraling deeper into a dark underworld filled with shocking revelations. This first edition of Simon Kernick’s gripping debut not only captivates with its intense plot but also explores themes of morality, justice, and redemption, making it a must-read for those intrigued by the complexities of human nature and law enforcement. This novel presents a rich exploration of ethical dilemmas faced by police officers, particularly how far one might go to seek justice. Students and professionals will find value in its commentary on morality, the consequences of actions, and the psychological toll of crime-fighting. With its fast-paced narrative and intricate character development, 'The Business of Dying' serves as both a thrilling read and a profound examination of the darker side of human behavior, perfect for anyone interested in crime fiction or criminal justice studies.