Running Blind M. J. Arlidge
Kacey Lazzari
New to the police force, WPC Helen Grace is assigned to her first clear-cut case. Sure there's something sinister beneath the surface, Helen has a bad feeling . . . but who's going to take the word of a rookie?
Running Blind is an exclusive eBook novella featuring DI Helen Grace, from bestselling author M. J. Arlidge.
Fresh out of Police College, 18-year-old WPC Helen Grace is the first to arrive on the scene of a fatal collision. Her colleagues see nothing amiss, convinced that the young man's death was a tragic accident. But Helen is not so sure.
Who is their mystery victim? Why would he risk life and limb running across a busy highway? And what might he have been running from?
There's a dark secret lurking amid the quiet fields of Hampshire, one that Helen is determined to uncover.
In this ebook novella, rookie Helen Grace discovers what it's like to be a woman in a man's world, facing impossible odds as she races against time to save vulnerable lives.
So far the reading order is the same as the publication order, except for the short novellas in between (e.g. No Way Back is a short story from the early years, and Running blind has Helen Grace fresh out of Police College, assigned to her very first case.)
She does not really get the sense as to why the family members never reported her missing and she continues to send messages to her family over the years. She is convinced that the killer is someone who is very smart and careful and has been keeping the girl alive in a hidden place. Helen tries to put the pieces together and discovers that time is running out for the victim who is still being held captive.
MJ Arlidge is a British writer of crime fiction, who is best known for his works featuring the character of Detective Inspector Helen Grace, but has also written a series of adui books exclusively for Audible, as well as writing storylines for such British television programmes such as the soap opera EastEnders, as well as the hit series Monarch of the Glen, set in the Scottish Highlands. Keeping in the realm of crime fiction, Arlidge has also written for the long-running television series Silent Witness.
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