Danger by Robin Nye – Book Review

PUBLISHERS BLURB 

Danger’ is a riveting, fast-paced thriller that ranges from the leafy countryside of Kent to the windswept shores of the Black Sea and to the dramatic coastline of Cornwall. At its heart, ‘Danger’ is a compelling story depicting the hopelessness, desolation and suffering of those caught up in people-trafficking across Europe. A guest goes missing from a five-star country hotel, sparking an investigation which leads DI Sarah Hunter and DS Ted Selitto of Kent Police to the discovery that young girls are being trafficked from Eastern Europe to the UK for exploitation in the sex industry. As the body count rises, Hunter and Selitto find themselves caught up in a ferocious war between gangs of and ruthless traffickers, each vying for supremacy in this sordid world. But will Hunter and Selitto be able to identify the mastermind who controls the UK operation before he can be silenced forever?

MY REVIEW 

When a hotel guest goes missing, Di Sarah Hunter and DS Ted Selitto begin the investigation. From a simple missing person this turns into a delve into people trafficking where young girls and women are moved from Europe to the UK to be put to ‘work’ in the sex industry.

Can Hunter and Selitto find the person who controls this despicable trade before someone else does?

Danger is a dark, gritty thriller which takes a look into this seedy, dangerous world. It’s not always an easy read, but there’s no sensationalism, just a thoughtful look at the effect this ‘industry’ has on the girls and women, their suffering and sheer despair at the hands of these trafficking gangs.

A fast paced, gripping and thought provoking thriller. I hope to read more of Hunter and Selitto in the future.

Thank you to Random Things Tours for the opportunity to be part of this blog tour, for the promotional material and an eARC of Danger.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Robin Nye has had a life-long interest in writing. ‘Danger’ is his first full-length novel. Leading a busy life in the commercial and voluntary sectors, he has plotted numerous stories over the years when travelling the world but has never had the time to write in earnest until now. He’s already well advanced with his follow-up Hunter and Selitto novel.

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