They Lie Here
By N.S. Ford

A twisty sci-fomystery of a case that spans between present times and goes back to the 1980’s. Find out more below for the blurb and review. Thanks to Write Reads for the blog tour spot.

TWO MYSTERIES. ONE CITY. MANY LIES.

Kat Green has made a career out of tracking down reclusive former celebrities. When she moves to the quaint English city of Waelminster, she’s on the trail of enigmatic pop star Roskoe Darke, of the band Scorpio Hearts. He hasn’t been heard of since 1985, but she’s confident she’ll find him. However, as the clues become more bizarre and sinister, Kat has to confront the darkness of her own past. Who can she trust when everyone is hiding the truth?

Review 

Kat Green is on the hunt for Roscoe Darke from the band Scorpio Hearts, who went missing in the 1980’s. The chapters go from present times to the 1980’s as she researches and looks out evidence and interviews.
This is what she does –  tracks down, presumed reclusive celebrities in her capacity of, what can only be described as a unique blogger and researcher. This certainly makes Kat intriguing.
This case is different as it pulls her into sinister corners.

As she is trying to track down her mysterious celebrity, Kat is forced to confront her own past, also making her an intriguing, captivating character. She moves from place to place on her search for these celebrities, travelling light and has not had contact with her family for ages. The lack of family contact is explained later in the book.

The book itself is rather different in its premise, which makes it intriguing, as does the plotting. I didn’t know what to expect.