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Also by Stephen Booth:

Dead in the Dark, October 2018
e-Book
Secrets of Death: A Cooper and Fry Mystery, April 2017
e-Book
The Murder Road, November 2015
Paperback / e-Book
The Corpse Bridge, December 2014
Hardcover / e-Book
Already Dead, November 2014
e-Book
Dead and Buried, October 2014
Hardcover / e-Book
The Devil's Edge, September 2014
Paperback / e-Book
Lost River, July 2014
e-Book
Dying to Sin, May 2014
e-Book
The Dead Place, March 2014
e-Book (reprint)
Dancing with the Virgins, April 2012
Hardcover / e-Book
Scared To Live, May 2008
Hardcover
The Dead Place, May 2007
Hardcover
One Last Breath, July 2006
Hardcover
Blind to the Bones, June 2006
Paperback (reprint)
Blood on the Tongue, September 2003
Paperback (reprint)
Dancing with the Virgins, October 2002
Paperback (reprint)
Black Dog, November 2001
Paperback (reprint)

Dancing with the Virgins
Stephen Booth

Westlea Books
April 2012
On Sale: April 12, 2012
ISBN: 095723791X
EAN: 9780957237919
Kindle: B00CGZXQR6
Hardcover / e-Book
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Thriller

A tense psychological thriller, the sequel to Stephen Booth's stunning debut BLACK DOG, featuring young Derbyshire police detectives Ben Cooper and Diane Fry.

In a remote part of England's Peak District stand the Nine Virgins, a ring of stones overshadowed by a dark legend. Now, as winter closes in, a tenth figure is added to the circle - the body of Jenny Weston is discovered, her limbs arranged so she appears to be dancing.

Weeks earlier another woman had been attacked on the moors. Maggie Crew was found by a local farmer's wife, severely traumatized, her face savagely cut open. Is there a maniac on the loose, knifing women at random?

Unlocking the memories trapped in Maggie's mind is now a matter of utmost urgency for the detectives of Derbyshire 'E' Division. But while DS Diane Fry attempts to draw out the truth, DC Ben Cooper is left with too many lines of enquiry leading to too few answers.

As they struggle to make sense of a murder that seems motiveless, it becomes clear that the moors have witnessed more bloodshed than either Ben or Diane could imagine. And there is more to come before an answer can be found...

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