A Line to Kill by Anthony Horowitz (Paperback)
Book 3 of 6: Hawthorne and Horowitz Mysteries
Detective Daniel Hawthorne and author Anthony Horowitz travel to a literary festival on Alderney, only to find themselves trapped with a killer. As tensions rise over a controversial power line, secrets surface, and murder follows. With the island in lockdown, everyone’s a suspect — and no one is safe...read the full blurb.
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| Weight | 268 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 129 × 25 × 198 mm |
| Author | Anthony Horowitz |
| Book Series | Hawthorne and Horowitz Mysteries |
| Book Series Order | Book 3 of 6 |
| Condition | New |
| Format | Paperback |
| Genre | Adult, British Literature, Crime, Detective, Fiction, Murder Mystery, Mystery, Mystery Thriller, Thriller |
| Publication Year | 2022 |
| Publisher | Cornerstone |
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When Private Investigator Daniel Hawthorne and writer Anthony Horowitz are invited to a literary festival on the quiet island of Alderney, it seems like the perfect getaway — a celebration of books, authors, and conversation. But beneath the calm surface of the island community, tension is brewing. A proposed power line threatens to divide the locals, stirring anger and resentment across the small population.
As Hawthorne and Horowitz arrive, they find themselves surrounded by eccentric guests, each with something to hide. From rival authors to secretive organisers, it becomes clear that not everything about this festival is as it seems. When the event’s wealthy sponsor is discovered murdered, the island is thrown into chaos. With Alderney locked down and no one able to leave, Hawthorne realises the killer must still be among them.
Trapped with a cast of suspects and secrets, the detective and his reluctant companion must navigate egos, grudges, and lies to uncover the truth before another body is found. Sharp, witty, and filled with twists, A Line to Kill delivers a classic whodunit where every character has a motive — and no one can be trusted.
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