Book 2 in the Di Nick Dixon Crime Series. I'm pretty new to this series, having only read book one and two so, but I consider myself quite lucky as I can dive into the rest of the series so far at my leisure. No hanging around waiting for the next one.

​I've enjoyed this book, I'm slowly getting to know characters and making my mind up of what I think of them. 
​A head is found in the sand at a golf course. It's down to the team to figure out the who, why and how. And it's done very well. 
​When the case seems to be linked to a case decades before the story really gets going and makes you think.
​Very well written and thoroughly enjoyable. Gorey but not to over done. A crime thriller to keep you guessing, and will keep you turning the pages.

Detective Nick Dixon encounters a grisly sight at a local golf course. Now he is on a race to find a serial killer. His search leads back in time over three decades. Can he solve the old case and the new ones before it's too late? A thrilling sequel to As The Crow Flies.

I was unable to connect with this book unfortunately so decided not to review