Who's Next?: A completely gripping and unputdownable crime thriller (Detectives
Stumbling to the ground, he claws at the earth around him, trying to stabilise himself, but his attacker is on him in seconds. As he stares at the lights of the bustling streets on the other side of the park gates, he doesnt even have time to shout for help before everything goes black. When the body of wealthy businessman Charles Stott is found dead on Wimbledon Common, covered in bruises just feet away from his luxury home, Detective Dan Lockhartis called to investigate the shocking scene. Examining the sickeningly disfigured body before him, Lockhart knows hes dealing with a brutal killer. Looking more closely, he notices something on the victims neck a small, crudely drawn symbol in black ink. It seems the murderer has marked his victim, but why? Dan needs to get inside the perpetrators mind, so he contactspsychologist Dr Lexi Green. As the ensuing media circus puts pressure on Dan and Lexis investigation, another victim is found and the headlines are quick to report a serial killer is on the loose. The body of a successful lawyer has been discovered in a park with the same bruising and handdrawn symbol on his neck. Dan fears that more victims will follow. As the case intensifies, Dan uncovers a new lead on his missing wife, Jess, who disappeared eleven years ago. Determined to follow it up, he must choose between tracking down a serial murderer and finding Jess. Can he make the impossible decision before the killer strikes once more? Fans of Angela Marsons, Rachel... | Chris Merritt Who's Next?: A completely gripping & unputdownable crime
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Stumbling to the ground, he claws at the earth around him, trying to stabilise himself, but his attacker is on him in seconds. As he stares at the lights of the bustling streets on the other side of the park gates, he doesnt even have time to shout for help before everything goes black. When the body of wealthy businessman Charles Stott is found dead on Wimbledon Common, covered in bruises just feet away from his luxury home, Detective Dan Lockhartis called to investigate the shocking scene. Examining the sickeningly disfigured body before him, Lockhart knows hes dealing with a brutal killer. Looking more closely, he notices something on the victims neck a small, crudely drawn symbol in black ink. It seems the murderer has marked his victim, but why? Dan needs to get inside the perpetrators mind, so he contactspsychologist Dr Lexi Green. As the ensuing media circus puts pressure on Dan and Lexis investigation, another victim is found and the headlines are quick to report a serial killer is on the loose. The body of a successful lawyer has been discovered in a park with the same bruising and handdrawn symbol on his neck. Dan fears that more victims will follow. As the case intensifies, Dan uncovers a new lead on his missing wife, Jess, who disappeared eleven years ago. Determined to follow it up, he must choose between tracking down a serial murderer and finding Jess. Can he make the impossible decision before the killer strikes once more? Fans of Angela Marsons, Rachel... | Chris Merritt Who's Next?: A completely gripping & unputdownable crime
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Stumbling to the ground, he claws at the earth around him, trying to stabilise himself, but his attacker is on him in seconds. As he stares at the lights of the bustling streets on the other side of the park gates, he doesnt even have time to shout for help before everything goes black. When the body of wealthy businessman Charles Stott is found dead on Wimbledon Common, covered in bruises just feet away from his luxury home, Detective Dan Lockhartis called to investigate the shocking scene. Examining the sickeningly disfigured body before him, Lockhart knows hes dealing with a brutal killer. Looking more closely, he notices something on the victims neck a small, crudely drawn symbol in black ink. It seems the murderer has marked his victim, but why? Dan needs to get inside the perpetrators mind, so he contactspsychologist Dr Lexi Green. As the ensuing media circus puts pressure on Dan and Lexis investigation, another victim is found and the headlines are quick to report a serial killer is on the loose. The body of a successful lawyer has been discovered in a park with the same bruising and handdrawn symbol on his neck. Dan fears that more victims will follow. As the case intensifies, Dan uncovers a new lead on his missing wife, Jess, who disappeared eleven years ago. Determined to follow it up, he must choose between tracking down a serial murderer and finding Jess. Can he make the impossible decision before the killer strikes once more? Fans of Angela Marsons, Rachel... | Chris Merritt Who's Next?: A completely gripping & unputdownable crime
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format | trade paperback |
Language | english |
Color | multicolor |
Gender | unisex |
Size | small |
Brand | Chris Merritt |
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