Mick Herron Zoe Boehm Thrillers 4 Books Collection Set (Down Cemetery Road, The Last Voice You Hear, Why We Die, Smoke and Whispers)

Mick Herron Zoë Boehm Thrillers is a four-book collection by Mick Herron. This set brings together four Zoë Boehm thrillers: Down Cemetery Road, The Last Voice You Hear, Why We Die and Smoke and Whispers.

Included titles

• Down Cemetery Road
• The Last Voice You Hear
• Why We Die
• Smoke and Whispers

Key details

• Four-book collection set
• Author: Mick Herron
• Series: Zoë Boehm thrillers
• Includes four named titles

Synopses

Down Cemetery Road

An explosion tears through an Oxford suburb, leaving two adults dead and a young girl missing. With the police focused elsewhere, Sarah Tucker becomes determined to find the child and turns to Zoë Boehm’s investigation agency for help.

The search uncovers secrets and leads from Oxford’s streets to remote parts of the British Isles. As Zoë and Sarah close in on answers, they find themselves facing conspiracy, government forces, mercenaries and loners with their own motives.

The Last Voice You Hear

After a fatal fall in front of a train, Caroline Daniels’ lover fails to appear at the funeral. Zoë Boehm wants no involvement, but Caroline’s boss refuses to let the matter drop.

As Zoë digs into the life of someone she never met and searches for a man who could be anywhere, she begins to suspect he may have found her first. The case forces her to confront a fear that has shaped her attitude to death.

Why We Die

Zoë Boehm takes on a job to track down the gang responsible for robbing Sweeney’s jewellery shop, hoping simply to make ends meet. Instead, she is drawn into a situation that leaves her in unexpected danger.

Her investigation brings her into contact with Tim Whitby and Katrina Blake, who is being protected from her late husband’s brothers, Arkle and Trent. With hidden secrets and escalating threats, Zoë finds that some outcomes cannot be avoided.

Smoke and Whispers

When a body is pulled from the River Tyne, Sarah Tucker travels to Newcastle and identifies the dead woman as private detective Zoë Boehm. Naming the corpse only deepens the mystery, raising questions about whether Zoë died by suicide or whether an old case has returned.

Sarah’s search for answers leads her to a run-down hotel and an unexpected encounter with Gerard Inchon. As coincidences start to look unlikely, she realises she cannot leave until she understands what happened, whatever the risk.