Devil's Harpoon

A harsh summer in the Shetland Islands began with a tragedy. In the stormy sea depths, Joseph, the adult son of former Marine Ray Campion, perished. The poor father is inconsolable: he had great hopes for the young man…
To endure his grief in solitude and avoid listening to the residents of the small fishing village discussing the event, the veteran goes to man the lighthouse. When the sympathetic neighbors decide to treat Ray with fruits and support him in this difficult time, they find him sitting on the floor with… a three-foot harpoon in his neck. Who among those living on the island could do such a thing? There are practically no outsiders here. Only someone from the immediate circle could have killed Campion.
The same thought is shared by eighteen-year-old Adam, who has come to the island to visit his grandfather. The guy is shocked by this terrible event and decides to solve the crime before the police do.
The island awaits the resolution in suspense...
A novel in the best traditions of classic English detective fiction.
A brutal crime on a remote fishing island, a narrow circle of suspects, a perceptive young detective, an unpredictable psychological conclusion to the story… And all of this under the roar of the stormy cold northern sea…