Robert Daws crafts compelling narratives that draw from his extensive experience as an actor. His writing delves into the complexities of human psychology and relationships, skillfully blending suspense with keen insight. Daws' prose is characterized by its refined language and atmospheric quality, drawing readers deeply into his stories. He excels at meticulously portraying characters and their motivations, creating works that resonate with enduring impact.
A wealthy family's brutal massacre raises questions when unidentified mummified remains are discovered. As investigators delve into the mystery, they uncover potential connections that intertwine the past with the present, revealing dark secrets and hidden truths. The narrative promises a gripping exploration of crime, history, and the consequences of uncovering long-buried secrets.
The Poisoned Rock is the second Sullivan and Broderick murder mystery by actor and broadcaster Robert Daws.
Set against the backdrop of Gibraltar, the narrative intertwines past and present as wartime secrets resurface, threatening to disrupt the lives of its inhabitants. The tension mounts as characters grapple with the implications of hidden truths, exploring themes of memory, legacy, and the impact of history on contemporary life. As the story unfolds, the characters must confront their connections to the past and the haunting revelations that emerge, leading to a gripping exploration of identity and the weight of secrets.
The Rock is the debut crime novella by actor and broadcaster Robert Daws.