Robert Goddard: Into the Blue (UK 2010)

From the Publisher:
Harry Barnett is a middle-aged failure. Leading a shabby existence in the shadow of a past disgrace, he is reduced to caretaking a friend's villa on the island of Rhodes and working in a bar to earn his keep. Then a guest at the villa - a young woman he had instantly and innocently warmed to - disappears on a mountain peak.

Under suspicion of her murder, Harry stumbles on a set of photographs taken in the weeks before her disappearance. Obsessed by the mystery that has changed his life and determined to clear his name, he begins to trace back the movements and encounters that led to the moment when she vanished into the blue. The trail leads him back to England, to a world he thought he had left for ever - and a past he has tried desperately to forget.

Robert Goddard: Into the Blue. Corgi Books, ISBN: 9780552162982 (September, 2010), 637 p., £7.99.

Robert Goddard: Into the Blue (USA 2006)

From the Publisher:
From the internationally bestselling author whose "novels will make comparisons to A. S. Byatt and P. D. James inevitable," and whose works have been featured on PBS's Mystery! series, comes a tour de force of psychological suspense.

INTO THE BLUE
Harry Barnett lives a life of permanent vacation in Greece, house-sitting for a powerful friend and hiding from a past disgrace. Until a guest at the villa disappears, and Harry becomes the number one suspect. Suddenly a man steeped in failure has found a purpose, retracing the strange, twisting route of the vanished woman. But the more Harry learns, the less he knows -- and soon he finds himself at the center of a dangerous puzzle whose pieces are scattered amid. British politics, adulterous lovers. and the lethai secrets of a vengeful killer.

Robert Goddard: Into the Blue. Delta Publishing, ISBN: 0385339194 (January, 2006), 469 p., $12.00

Robert Goddard: Into the Blue (UK 1997)

From the Publisher:
Harry Barnett is a middle-aged failure, leading a shabby existence in the shadow of a past disgrace, reduced to caretaking a friend's villa on the island of Rhodes and working in a bar to earn his keep. Then a guest at the villa - a young woman he had instantly and innocently warmed to - disappears on a mountain peak.

Under suspicion of her murder, Harry stumbles on a set of photographs taken by Heather Mallender in the weeks before her disappearance. Desperately, obsessed by the mystery that has changed his life, he begins to trace back the movements and encounters that led to the moment when she vanished into the blue. The trail leads him back to England, to a world he thought he had left for ever, and at every step of the way a new and baffling light is shed on all the assumptions that have made Harry what he is.

Robert Goddard: Into the Blue. Corgi Books, ISBN: 0552545937 (October, 1997), 544 p., £6.99.