Hell To Pay - Shaun Hutson

...the same world is a hell and a heaven” In the quiet idyll of Kingsfield three separate lives are heading for a collision course with potentially disastrous consequences. Detective Inspector Alan Fielding is baffled when the body of a young boy is washed up on the shores of the local reservoir. There are no signs of abuse or mistreatment just one puncture wound where a fatal dose of heroin has been injected, the same as in two previous child deaths ...
...people’s worlds collide, there’ll be hell to pay……..” “Sin makes its own hell and goodness its own heaven” I simply love good British authors who are at the top of their game and Shaun Hutson very much falls into this category. Just like James Herbert and Stephen Leather, Hutson really knows how to bring the characters in his books to life, I found myself empathising with the good guys and wishing ill of the bad guys all within the space of a page ...

stuleg 24.04.2004 · Read full review
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...plane/beach/at the villa/etcetera. I spotted Hell To Pay in a rack of paperbacks. I decided to give it a go. What did I have to lose? It's free to borrow from the library, so if it's rubbish; c'est la vie. It wasn't rubbish. It was great. A return to form. A return to the good old days of sex and violence, troubled maverick coppers and underlying supernatural terror. Here's a summary of the plot and characters: DI Alan Fielding is investigating ...
...was a nice touch. Hell To Pay retails at £6.99, which is the going rate for a paperback. I got it out of the library for free. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes horror fiction, particularly if you enjoy urban British horror. I also recommend you join your local library. You can find out more about Shaun Hutson and his books at www.shaunhutson.com ...

tuftie 16.07.2006 · Read full review
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