After the Fire; By: Jane Casey; Narrated by: Sarah Coomes; Series: Maeve Kerrigan, Book 6 Length: 12 hrs and 37 mins. After the Fire. —. Jane Casey. London police detective Maeve Kerrigan has spent plenty of time at Murchison House. One of the many cement high-rise towers comprising the Maudling Estate . JANE CASEY is the author of the Maeve Kerrigan novels (Let the Dead Speak, After the Fire) and the Jess Tennant Mysteries (Hide and Seek, Bet Your Life).A graduate of Oxford she also has received a M. Phil from Trinity College, Dublin. Born and raised in Dublin, /5().
After the Fire (A Maeve Kerrigan Mystery) Jane Casey Minotaur Hardcover pages May Click here to read reviewer Luan Gaines' take on After the Fire. Dark secrets lurk in the Maudling Estate, an uncompromising concrete slab of social housing in North London, where the November days are cold and bleak and families live on the edge of. AFTER THE FIRE by Jane Casey. March 1, sightceer Leave a comment. The book starts dramatically with a serious fire on the 11th Floor of a tower block. Two bodies are found in a locked flat and a child is seriously injured. A third body (that of the right wing politician Geoff Armstrong) is found on the ground outside the flats: it appears. Jane Casey is an Irish Sunday Times, International bestselling and multi award-winning author of crime and mystery novels. Born in Dublin, Ireland, she was raised in Castleknock, not far from the centre of Dublin. The lifeless bodies of two victims are found locked in an 11th floor after a fire rages through a tower block in North London.
In Casey's latest series procedural (after The Kill), London police detective Maeve Kerrigan and her team investigate a fatal fire at Murchison House, a concrete tower block in a seedy housing project. Among the dead is a racist, right-wing politician who is hated on the estate. After the Fire by Jane Casey is a Minotaur publication. Once more Jane Casey creates a moody, turbulent, atmospheric crime story disguised as a standard police procedural. This series gets better with each installment and as far as modern British mysteries go, it has become one of my very favorites. The lifeless bodies of two victims are found locked in an 11th floor after a fire rages through a tower block in North London. What however draws the attention of Detective Maeve Kerrigan and her investigation team is the third victim, disreputable MP Geoff Armstrong, who thought jumping to his death during the fire was a better idea than waiting to be rescued.
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