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Feb 10, 2009
Dee
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“Ferryman” is a story that could easily be ripped from a modern front-page tabloid’s headlines. From the opening chapter of the “Ferryman,” to the last suspenseful scene, Carole Sutton, intertwines a masterful tale of murder, mystery and mayhem.
The novel is set in a small, sleepy town on the coast of Cornwall, England. Carole expertly introduces her characters through an extended weekend sailing event. The storyline is further propelled by the influx of several unsolved, seemingly u More...
The novel is set in a small, sleepy town on the coast of Cornwall, England. Carole expertly introduces her characters through an extended weekend sailing event. The storyline is further propelled by the influx of several unsolved, seemingly u More...
Feb 03, 2009
Carole
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If you enjoy crime fiction/murder mystery, you'll love this one. A detective with a conscience, a woman's betrayal and a powerful businessman with a sinister secret are just some of the characters in this tale set around Cornwall in the 1970s.
Five stars, I hear you ask? Well, I did write it myself, so you will have to be judge.
Five stars, I hear you ask? Well, I did write it myself, so you will have to be judge.
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Jul 07, 2009
J.R.
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Steven Pengelly went to prison for the murder of a missing woman. When Angela Dupont’s naked body pops up in the river two years later and the pathologist declares she’s only been dead a week, the lead investigator realizes he’s jailed the wrong man.
Detective Inspector Alec Grimstone, experiencing guilt feelings over having pressured a witness whose testimony helped put Pengelly in jail, reopens the case. Before long, similarities begin to surface between this and other open cases.
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Detective Inspector Alec Grimstone, experiencing guilt feelings over having pressured a witness whose testimony helped put Pengelly in jail, reopens the case. Before long, similarities begin to surface between this and other open cases.
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Jun 01, 2009
Stuart
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Non-Stop Action, Mystery and Intrigue
If you enjoy reading page turning thrillers make yourself comfortable: Carole Sutton’s, ‘Ferryman’ is a non-stop thriller from the opening page which pins you down until the very end.
Sutton takes us (readers) back three decades to the Seventies with such incredible realism, enabling us to feel the atmosphere of Cornwall, and the way life was in England. Steven Pengally, an innocent man’s life is torn apart when wrongfully accused and i More...
If you enjoy reading page turning thrillers make yourself comfortable: Carole Sutton’s, ‘Ferryman’ is a non-stop thriller from the opening page which pins you down until the very end.
Sutton takes us (readers) back three decades to the Seventies with such incredible realism, enabling us to feel the atmosphere of Cornwall, and the way life was in England. Steven Pengally, an innocent man’s life is torn apart when wrongfully accused and i More...
Jul 21, 2009
Roy
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They say the devil is in the details and you will find a rich supply of them in this mystery novel, transporting you to 1970's Cornwall, England, racing aboard a sleek yacht or attending a fancy costume ball where far more than meets the eye is there to be discovered by those in search of answers. One of the people following trails both hot and cold is Steven Pengelly, a man wrongfully convicted of murder who gains his freedom after two years of imprisonment when the body of the woman he was su
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Apr 26, 2009
Todd
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After scrimping and saving all his life, Steven Pengelly flies to Guernsey, an island in the English Channel, to buy a beautiful thirty-foot sailboat to live his dream. Preparing to take his new boat - Touché - back across the Channel to Cornwall, Steven’s luck further improves. The young attractive blond that had shown him the boat – Angela Dupont, asks him for a lift to the mainland. Not one turn down a free crewmember or a pretty face, Steven takes her on and their trip across the channel
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Sep 25, 2009
Alice
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Engrossing from beginning to end: Steven Pengelly bought a thirty-two foot sailing sloop named Touche, setting off a series of events that would change his life. A flirtatious beauty named Angela Dupont helped him crew the boat and although he fell for her, for her their relationship was only a means to rise to a higher station in life. When she went missing after they had had a heated argument, he became the primary suspect and was eventually convicted of foul play. Two years later her body was
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Oct 24, 2009
Faith
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A book that contains loads of ingredients that are special to me. A love of sailing on a beautiful yacht, murder, mystery and suspense.
The setting is Cornwall in the 70's. Steven (the hero) saves up and buys himself a small yacht that he is crazy about. Up pops a pretty girl that he falls for - who is not quite all she appears to be. When she disappears then all sorts of mayhem occur.
Decadence, sleeze, greed, you name it; a recipe for a real page turner.
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The setting is Cornwall in the 70's. Steven (the hero) saves up and buys himself a small yacht that he is crazy about. Up pops a pretty girl that he falls for - who is not quite all she appears to be. When she disappears then all sorts of mayhem occur.
Decadence, sleeze, greed, you name it; a recipe for a real page turner.
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Feb 15, 2010
Elizabeth B
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This is a good mystery/adventure, set in the 1970's in England. Sutton is a very good writer. Her descriptions are wonderful. The plot is fast-moving and kept me turning the pages.
If you like mysteries, you will like Ferryman.
If you like mysteries, you will like Ferryman.
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Feb 07, 2010
Waheed
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A throughly enjoyable crime thriller, set in picturesque Cornwall. I am looking forward to reading Carole Sutton's next novel.
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