Long Way Home (DI Zigic & DS Ferreira) - Tapa dura

"A brilliant introduction to a new crime series... The plot is tight, the anger righteous, and the action thrilling" (Metro)

"The modern scourge of people-trafficking is brilliantly described in this ingenious and compassionate novel" (Sunday Times)

"A promising debut that pulls no punches" (Sunday Mirror)

"Thrilling, original, so contemporary it feels as if it was written next year. Brilliant" (Denise Mina)

"Perceptive and intelligent, with the ring of authenticity" (Laura Wilson Guardian)

"An engaging debut... Assured and delicately written, Dolan paints a nuanced portrait of a detective and a city" (Daily Mail)

"A new author to watch... This debut is so impressive" (Matt Thorne Sunday Express)

"Eva Dolan's writing is snappy, confident and sharp as a blade, with a storytelling style that bubbles and fizzes" (Crime Fiction Lover)

The launch of a major new detective series from the publishers of Henning Mankell, Jo Nesbo and Fred Vargas. A man is burnt alive in a suburban garden shed. DI Zigic and DS Ferreira are called in from the Peterborough Hate Crimes Unit to investigate the murder. Their victim is quickly identified as a migrant worker and a man several people might have had good reason to see dead. A convicted arsonist and member of a far-right movement has just been released from prison, while witnesses claim to have seen the dead man fighting with one of the town's most prominent slum landlords. Zigic and Ferreira know all too well the problems that come with dealing with a community that has more reason than most not to trust the police, but when another migrant worker is attacked, tensions rapidly begin to rise as they search for their killer.