Blood Ribbon - Bray, Roger
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Brooke Adams has had a troubled past but is now a confident young woman with a close-knit group of friends who have become her family. When a weekend getaway ends with a bloody, savage attack that leaves her near death on the beach, she is determined not to let the traumatic experience define her. Recovering in hospital she is approached by retired cop turned PI Rod Morgan and Brooke is shocked to learn a striking similarity between her attack and a series of killings stretching back 35 years. Will Brooke piece together the unsolved beach murders and reclaim her future, or will a clever killer…mehr

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Brooke Adams has had a troubled past but is now a confident young woman with a close-knit group of friends who have become her family. When a weekend getaway ends with a bloody, savage attack that leaves her near death on the beach, she is determined not to let the traumatic experience define her. Recovering in hospital she is approached by retired cop turned PI Rod Morgan and Brooke is shocked to learn a striking similarity between her attack and a series of killings stretching back 35 years. Will Brooke piece together the unsolved beach murders and reclaim her future, or will a clever killer put more victims six feet under the dunes? Blood Ribbon is a tightly-woven standalone thriller. If you like dark mysteries, chilling suspense, and survivors battling incredible odds, then you'll love this gripping page-turner.
Autorenporträt
Roger Bray is an award winning travel writer and reporter on the travel industry. He has written for several major UK newspapers and is co-author of a history of the post war holiday revolution. He currently contributes to the over-50s website silvertraveladvisor.com. He has two married sons and four grandchildren, of whom he has not seen nearly enough in these trying times. A veteran skier and Francophile, he usually prefers his work to be taken seriously. But COVID-19 has stood everything on its head.