Touching the Dead

By Wendy Cartmell

The dead are screaming. The only person who can hear them is DI Jo Wolfe.

Meet DI Jo Wolfe. A reluctant psychic, who woke up with a special gift after a riding accident.

When a mummified body is washed up on a beach near Chichester, Jo quickly identifies a suspect, the dead girl's flat mate, Daniel Tate. As the investigation unfolds, the team realise that the killer could well be someone fascinated by Anubis, the Egyptian God of Death.

As more victims are identified, Jo must touch the dead, to help her solve the case. As Jo is forced to accept that she may be chasing the wrong suspect, she begins to doubt her gift. Is she misreading the snatched visions?

Is their killer just a man, or is he really the God of Death?

A chilling tale, perfect for fans of supernatural crime thrillers from Dean Koontz, Alex North, C J Tudor, Ben Cheetham, Mark Edwards, John Conolly and Stephen King.

What readers are saying about DI Jo Wolfe...

Really takes your breath away, brilliant books, brilliant characters and a story that won't let you go until you've finished. Goodreads Review

Omg What a fantastic book. Was not expecting that ending though. Really looking forward to the next book. Kindle Customer

This is my first introduction to Wendy's books and I found myself totally absorbed going through chapter after chapter and sleep deprivation. Tee Gee Author

Love the new series even though it is scary. Judge for yourself and read this book. If you haven't read her others, I suggest you check them out as well. Diane Rapp Author

I've read all of Ms Cartmell's books and thoroughly enjoy them, so I was excited to receive notice of her new series. It does not disappoint As usual, she creates vivid characters, plots and scenes. The Island Wanderer

Oh my I couldn't put this book down, it's a real rollercoaster and you need to fasten your seat belt when reading, Goodreads review.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B085RTKLMH
• ISBN13: 9798626152661
• Release Date: March 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 280 Pages
• Weight: 0.62 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.0" x 8.0"