A Whisper Away From Evil - Blake, Gabriel
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Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive.Sir Walter Scott - 1808 A car accident in Kent on a miserable December night turns out to be anything but ordinary for Detective Inspector Harry Baxendale. One fatality, a missing teenager, and a girl in the hospital who has escaped the clutches of an international serial killer. Harry and Police Constable Lucy Fenton attempt to uncover the truth surrounding the collision. As the body count rises, the pressure mounts to find the culprit among a broad list of suspects. Grieving the death of his girlfriend, Lenny Grey reluctantly…mehr

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Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive.Sir Walter Scott - 1808 A car accident in Kent on a miserable December night turns out to be anything but ordinary for Detective Inspector Harry Baxendale. One fatality, a missing teenager, and a girl in the hospital who has escaped the clutches of an international serial killer. Harry and Police Constable Lucy Fenton attempt to uncover the truth surrounding the collision. As the body count rises, the pressure mounts to find the culprit among a broad list of suspects. Grieving the death of his girlfriend, Lenny Grey reluctantly becomes embroiled in DI Baxendale's investigation. The discovery of a teenage girl in a Kent graveyard leads him to Canada to uncover why a string of recent murders has been brought to light by the deaths of twin sisters in the eighteenth century.
Autorenporträt
Gabriel enjoys writing psychological thrillers with plots that twist and turn. Born in London, he now lives on the Kent coast of England with his wife and two cats. He left school early to work in the building trade as a painter/labourer, and went on to become a carpet fitter, postman, and multi-tradesman, but not all at the same time. Inspirational books and authors were Salem's Lot by Stephen King, Flowers in the Attic by Virginia Andrews, and The Rats by James Herbert.