When the body of a young woman is discovered in a remote North Yorkshire barn DI Zara Fisher is called back to duty before she's ready. Haunted by her own past and exiled to an anger-management group for "difficult" officers, she's forced to share therapy with three equally broken colleagues. But when their so-called routine cases begin to echo one another, they uncover a web of secrets stretching from the Dales to darkened corridors of power. Broken Wings is a darkly humourous, rain-lashed thriller about guilt, obsession, and the dangerous comforts of denial.
Who are the Broken Wings? Each once a high-flyer, the members of the Police Anger Management Therapy Group comprise officers of the North Yorkshire force who have shown themselves susceptible to uncontrollable explosions of pent up frustration, anger whose origins may originate in their personal or professional lives. However, there is the growing suspicion among them that their presence in the group may be the result of more political, less noble reasons than supporting each officer's quest to be the best versions of themselves.
