I'd like to tell you a little something
about my writing, but first, a quick introduction.
Reared in the beautiful county of Devon in England, Carole’s earliest memory is of the Exeter blitz in
1942. In the 1960s and ‘70s she and her husband raised their family in Cornwall, built their own boats and sailed the
English Channel. In 1981the family migrated to Australia. Rawlhouse Publishing published her first book, Gus, Sore Feet
— No Collar in 1995.
Since then, Carole’s passions have turned to crime fiction. Her years of sailing experience in Cornwall
have enriched this novel with an authentic nautical flavour. Crime fiction is her favourite genre
FERRYMAN
About the book
A detective with a conscience, a woman’s betrayal and a powerful businessman with a sinister secret
are some of the intriguing characters in Carole Sutton’s debut thriller set around the Fal Estuary in Cornwall in the
1970s.
Angela Dupont is missing. Despite the absence of a body, blood smears inside Steven Pengelly’s boat convince
Detective Inspector Alec Grimstone that he has apprehended her murderer. But when Angela’s fresh body washes up two
years later, Alec is shocked to discover he has convicted the wrong man and the killer is still out there. Steven, released
from jail, is determined to find the truth. He teams up with a woman searching for her missing sister.
Alec and Steven’s separate investigations take different routes. When they arrive at the same destination,
circumstances force old enemies to work together to solve the mystery as another vibrant young woman goes missing.
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FERRYMAN Press Release
"As
horses and racecourses were to Dick Francis, so boats and rivers are to me. I set my crimes in places
I know and love."
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Published by YWO/Legend Press. The publishers
will donate part proceeds from the sale of this book to "Sightsavers," an International charity fighting blindness.
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