Concetti Chiave

  • "Triple Murder" is the sixth book in the thriller series featuring detective David Raker.
  • David Raker is known for his expertise in locating missing persons.
  • The novel explores the partnership between Raker and Colm Healy, a character with a complex past.
  • Colm Healy's life has deteriorated due to his obsession with an unsolved triple murder case.
  • David Raker is determined to help Healy by collaborating on solving the haunting cold case.

Triple murder is the sixth investigative thriller of the series that has David Raker as the protagonist

The protagonist is David Raker, the investigative detective, who specializes in finding the disappeared.

In this novel, Raker finds himself investigating with Colm Healy, who in previous novels we learned to know through ambiguous behavior: he alternated a bit of blatant hostility to a bit of apparent collaboration.

The Change of Colm Healy

In this novel, Colm Healy is no longer the strong man we have known, the one that, if it was the case, hindered David Raker in order to excel. In this novel, Colm Healy became the shadow of that intriguing detective of the homicide squad that he once was. He lost his job and his family. Now he is a drunkard and a homeless man. His life changed because of an obsession, that for a case of triple murder, remained unsolved.

The Help of David Raker

David Raker is the only one who has not abandoned him. He knows what it means to be really alone. Raker wants to help the former rival to get back on track and, to do so, is ready for anything, even to propose a collaboration in the resolution of that cold case that has haunted him so much.

Domande da interrogazione

  1. What is the main focus of the novel "Triple Murder" in the David Raker series?
  2. The novel "Triple Murder" focuses on David Raker's investigation into a cold case of a triple murder, alongside Colm Healy, whose life has been devastated by his obsession with the unsolved case.

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