num_pages: 444
description: The eighth novel in the critically acclaimed Inspector Alan Banks series. Detective Inspector Banks had seen crimes just as savage in London, but somehow the murder of a teenage girl seemed all the more shocking in the quiet Yorkshire village of Eastvale. Deborah Harrison had been found one foggy night in the churchyard behind St Mary's, strangled with the strap of her school satchel. But Deborah was no typical sixteen-year-old. Her father was a powerful financier who ran in the highest echelons of industry, defence and classified information. And Deborah, it seemed, enjoyed keeping secrets of her own...
language: English
title: Innocent Graves
titlecomplete: Innocent Graves (Inspector Banks, #8)
characters: Dr. Burns, Owen Pierce, Michael Clayton, Constable Geoff Weaver, Dr. Charles Stewart Glendenning, Dr. Jenny Fuller, Denise Campbell, Sergeant Jim Hatchley, Megan Preese, Ken Blackstone, Patrick Metcalfe, Sandra Banks, Stafford Oakes, Gordon Wharton, Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks, Susan Gay, Sylvie Harrison, Vic Manson, Rebecca Charters, Phil Richmond, Barry Stott, Fred Rowe, Peter Darby, Tracy Banks (aka Francesca), Sir Geoffrey Harrison, John Spinks, Michelle Chappel, Judge Simmonds, Shirley Castle, QC, Brian Banks, Deborah Harrison, Jerome Castle, QC, Father Daniel Charters, Ive Jelačić, Jeremiah “Jimmy” Riddle, Dr. Julia Green, Joe Sung, Vjeko Batorac
genres: British Literature, Mystery, Murder Mystery, Fiction, Suspense, Detective, Thriller, Audiobook, Crime, Mystery Thriller
ratings_count: 5340
places: Yorkshire, England
series: Inspector Banks
awards: awardedAt: 820483200000
name: Hammett Prize, awardedAt: 852105600000
name: Arthur Ellis Award
category: Best Novel
publisher: Pan Macmillan