The Vanishing Point. —. Val McDermid. One of the finest crime writers we have, Val McDermid's heart-stopping thrillers have won her international renown and a devoted following of readers worldwide. In The Vanishing Point, she kicks off a terrifying thriller with a nightmare scenario: a parent who loses her child in a bustling international airport. The Vanishing Point by Val McDermid (Little, Brown, £) McDermid’s latest novel begins with British ghostwriter Stephanie Harker and her five-year-old charge, . The Vanishing Point I have been a fan of Val McDermid since first reading A Place of Execution years ago, and she retains the same deft touch with language and insightful psychological characterization she possessed then. Where The Vanishing Point differs is the level of /5().
Val McDermid Resistance Still Life Imagine a Country How The Dead Speak My Scotland Broken Ground Insidious Intent Out of Bounds Splinter The Silence Forensics The Skeleton Road Northanger Abbey Cross and Burn The Vanishing Point My Granny is a Pirate The Retribution Trick of the Dark Fever of the Bone A Darker Domain Beneath the. The Vanishing Point by Val McDermid Val McDermid's latest novel is a stand-alone work, an ambitious and complex departure from THE RETRIBUTION, the previous outstanding installment in the Tony Hill series. the vanishing point by Val McDermid ‧ RELEASE DATE: Sept. 4, Against all expectations, London ghostwriter Stephanie Harker becomes friends with her latest subject, bad girl reality show star Scarlett Higgins, only to become caught up in a scheme that leads to the abduction of Scarlett's little boy.
Overview. “Marked by [McDermid’s] trademark stunners, including a climax that packs a vicious punch. And readers are again left to marvel at her ingenuity.” —Jay Strafford, Richmond Times-Dispatch. From one of the finest crime writers we have, The Vanishing Point kicks off with a nightmare scenario—the abduction of a child in an international airport. Mcdermid hits a home run with The Vanishing Point, a transcontinental stand-alone thriller filled with smooth storytelling that skewers the tacky, cutthroat, media-soaked world of reality stardom. The author pulls off an unprecedented trope in a complex plot which takes us from the bustle of Chicago’s O’Hare Airport to bucolic Sussex and on to the highlands of Romania. The Vanishing Point by Val McDermid (Little, Brown, £) McDermid’s latest novel begins with British ghostwriter Stephanie Harker and her five-year-old charge, Jimmy, queuing for a pat-down at the airport in Chicago.
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