The Harbour Master
The Harbour Master by Daniel Pembrey, published by Oldcastle Books in February 2017, is a gripping mystery novel that follows Henk van der Pol, a seasoned policeman nearing retirement. When he discovers a woman’s body in Amsterdam Harbour, his instincts compel him to investigate, despite being warned off the case. As Henk delves deeper, he uncovers a web of corruption involving senior police officers and government officials, alongside a dangerous connection to Hungarian people traffickers.
Readers will find a complex narrative that intertwines crime and police procedural elements, revealing the challenges Henk faces as he navigates a treacherous landscape of deceit and danger. The story explores themes of trust and betrayal, particularly as Henk realizes that he cannot rely on those around him, including his own colleagues. With 320 pages of suspenseful storytelling, this edition presents a detailed exploration of the darker sides of law enforcement and the personal stakes involved in Henk’s quest for justice.
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Henk van der Pol is a 30 year term policeman, a few months off retirement. When he finds a woman’s body in Amsterdam Harbour, his detective instincts take over, even though it’s not his jurisdiction. Warned off investigating the case, Henk soon realizes he can trust nobody, as his search for the killer leads to the involvement of senior police officers, government corruption in the highest places, Hungarian people traffickers, and a deadly threat to his own family.
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