Good Friday

March, 1976. An IRA bombing campaign strikes terror across Britain. Nowhere and no one is safe. Minutes before a deadly tube station blast, detective constable Jane Tennison spots the bomber. Too traumatised to identify him, she is nevertheless a key witness. As they battle to unmask the terrorists, the police are determined nothing will disrupt their annual Good Friday dance. Hundreds of detectives will be there - Jane among them. Then Jane has a flashback. She knows she can identify the bomber, knows how very close to her the IRA is. In a nail-biting race against time, Jane must convince her senior officers to believe her before London is engulfed in another bloodbath. 'Classic Lynda. A fabulous read' Martina Cole 'Lynda La Plante practically invented the thriller' Karin Slaughter