Murder in the Family by Cara Hunter

Murder in the Family by Cara Hunter

In 2003 Luke Ryder was found dead in the garden of his family home. Twenty years later a streaming documentary assembles a panel of experts — a forensic psychologist, a retired detective, a lawyer — to reopen it on camera.

The entire novel is the documentary's materials: transcripts, police files, social media threads, newspaper cuttings and production emails. Hunter makes the format work because the viewers arguing online are part of the evidence, and because one member of the panel is not being straight about why they took the job.

A Sunday Times bestseller and one of the most inventive crime novels of recent years.

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