Some Sort Of Justice

Some Sort Of Justice by Peter Grainger is a gripping British crime novel that drops you straight into a high-stakes investigation where privilege is as dangerous as any weapon. It begins with an aristocratic death that refuses to sit neatly on the record: no body, no forensics, and far too many powerful people invested in keeping it that way.

After Caroline Thorpe casts doubt on the inquest into her brother Freddie’s death, DCI Cara Freeman and the Kings Lake detectives are pulled into a case that stretches from Norfolk to London. What looks like one family’s quest for answers quickly reveals a broader web of influence, cover-ups, and quiet intimidation—where doing the right thing can put a target on your back.

Perfect for readers who enjoy police procedurals, British crime fiction, political intrigue, and smart, character-driven investigations.

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