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Ostrov Entry
Author: Peter May
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An isolated island, a murder in a small community, and an investigator whose case unsettles his certainty about his own past. In Ostrov Entry, Peter May combines a crime plot with psychological suspense and a strong island atmosphere.
About the book
Detective Sime Mackenzie arrives with a team on small Entry Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Its wealthiest resident has been murdered, and the evidence points toward his wife. Yet meeting the suspect gives Sime an inexplicable feeling that he knows her.
The investigation becomes entangled with his insomnia and dreams of a distant past. A personal crisis complicates his work, while the closed community heightens his isolation. Professional duty meets private conviction and questions about what memory may conceal or distort.
Main themes
- Memory and the past: The case challenges confidence in personal recollections.
- Conscience: Sime balances professional duty with inner conviction.
- Isolation: The small island emphasizes both the closed community and the investigator's solitude.
Characters
- Sime Mackenzie: A detective whose personal crisis and unusual dreams complicate the investigation.
- The suspected widow: A woman suspected of murder who awakens a disturbing sense of familiarity in Sime.
Setting
Entry Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Who is it for?
For readers of atmospheric crime fiction, psychological thrillers, and island stories.
Literary context
A standalone crime novel by Peter May, also known for his Lewis trilogy.
Edition details
Czech-language e-book from Host, 407 pages. Formats: EPUB, PDF, and MOBI.
An isolated island, a murder in a small community, and an investigator whose case unsettles his certainty about his own past. In Ostrov Entry, Peter May combines a crime plot with psychological suspense and a strong island atmosphere.
Book information
What is Ostrov Entry about?
Detective Sime Mackenzie arrives with a team on small Entry Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Its wealthiest resident has been murdered, and the evidence points toward his wife. Yet meeting the suspect gives Sime an inexplicable feeling that he knows her.
The investigation becomes entangled with his insomnia and dreams of a distant past. A personal crisis complicates his work, while the closed community heightens his isolation. Professional duty meets private conviction and questions about what memory may conceal or distort.
Themes and motifs
Memory and the past
The case challenges confidence in personal recollections.
Conscience
Sime balances professional duty with inner conviction.
Isolation
The small island emphasizes both the closed community and the investigator's solitude.
Setting
Entry Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Main characters
Sime Mackenzie
A detective whose personal crisis and unusual dreams complicate the investigation.
The suspected widow
A woman suspected of murder who awakens a disturbing sense of familiarity in Sime.
Who is this book for?
For readers of atmospheric crime fiction, psychological thrillers, and island stories.
Book context
A standalone crime novel by Peter May, also known for his Lewis trilogy.
Otázky o knihe
Who wrote Ostrov Entry?
Peter May.
Where is the story set?
On small Entry Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Is it a standalone novel?
Yes. It is a standalone crime novel.
What are the edition details?
This Czech-language e-book from Host has 407 pages and comes in EPUB, PDF, and MOBI formats.
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