Robert Goddard in general

I discovered Robert Goddard when a friend who was moving house gave me some books that were destined for the charity shop. He writes mystery novels, which although they often involve a death, are not “crime” or “murder” stories predominantly. An example is a book I recently read called Beyond Recall. This book is based on a character called Chris Napier. After meeting a long lost childhood friend, who subsequently commits suicide, Napier is forced to re-examine the true circumstances of his great-uncle Joshua’s murder in 1947, for which the friend’s father, Michael Lanyon, was hanged. As the story delves deeper into the past, the ...