ISBN: 9798176437003 - the last ferry home: the names they buried: 2 (6 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A woman boards the last ferry out of Kilfarren. She never arrives. When forensic accountant Aoife Brennan disappears during a violent winter crossing, Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher is told the obvious answer: she went overboard. But Eimear does not trust obvious answers. Aoife's phone is found aboard the ferry. Her coat is left neatly behind. There is no body, no struggle, and no credible explanation for how she could have vanished into the Atlantic. Then a dead man is identified as a passenger who officially died in the 1998 Kilfarren ferry disaster. Someone has been living under a false name for twenty-eight years. As Eimear follows a trail of altered passenger lists, suspicious insurance payments, hidden identities and records that refuse to agree, she uncovers a secret system built after the disaster. Survivors were given new names. Dead people were used to move money. Claims were redirected. Identities were protected, traded and quietly managed for years. And the system is still operating. Now witnesses are being silenced, Aoife is hiding, and someone is desperate to recover the records before Eimear can expose the truth. Set against the stormy coast of County Mayo, The Last Ferry Home is a gripping Irish police procedural mystery, cold case thriller, and psychological mystery about vanished passengers, false identities, hidden money, and the dangerous machinery behind an official story. Because sometimes people do not disappear. They are rewritten.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A woman boards the last ferry out of Kilfarren. She never arrives. When forensic accountant Aoife Brennan disappears during a violent winter crossing, Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher is told the obvious answer: she went overboard. But Eimear does not trust obvious answers. Aoife's phone is found aboard the ferry. Her coat is left neatly behind. There is no body, no struggle, and no credible explanation for how she could have vanished into the Atlantic. Then a dead man is identified as a passenger who officially died in the 1998 Kilfarren ferry disaster. Someone has been living under a false name for twenty-eight years. As Eimear follows a trail of altered passenger lists, suspicious insurance payments, hidden identities and records that refuse to agree, she uncovers a secret system built after the disaster. Survivors were given new names. Dead people were used to move money. Claims were redirected. Identities were protected, traded and quietly managed for years. And the system is still operating. Now witnesses are being silenced, Aoife is hiding, and someone is desperate to recover the records before Eimear can expose the truth. Set against the stormy coast of County Mayo, The Last Ferry Home is a gripping Irish police procedural mystery, cold case thriller, and psychological mystery about vanished passengers, false identities, hidden money, and the dangerous machinery behind an official story. Because sometimes people do not disappear. They are rewritten. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A woman boards the last ferry out of Kilfarren. She never arrives. When forensic accountant Aoife Brennan disappears during a violent winter crossing, Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher is told the obvious answer: she went overboard. But Eimear does not trust obvious answers. Aoife's phone is found aboard the ferry. Her coat is left neatly behind. There is no body, no struggle, and no credible explanation for how she could have vanished into the Atlantic. Then a dead man is identified as a passenger who officially died in the 1998 Kilfarren ferry disaster. Someone has been living under a false name for twenty-eight years. As Eimear follows a trail of altered passenger lists, suspicious insurance payments, hidden identities and records that refuse to agree, she uncovers a secret system built after the disaster. Survivors were given new names. Dead people were used to move money. Claims were redirected. Identities were protected, traded and quietly managed for years. And the system is still operating. Now witnesses are being silenced, Aoife is hiding, and someone is desperate to recover the records before Eimear can expose the truth. Set against the stormy coast of County Mayo, The Last Ferry Home is a gripping Irish police procedural mystery, cold case thriller, and psychological mystery about vanished passengers, false identities, hidden money, and the dangerous machinery behind an official story. Because sometimes people do not disappear. They are rewritten. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…