Michael Golvach

Dormir

A Riveting Crime Mystery
Herausgeber: Stephens, Becky

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

In every private investigation, there are rules and limitations-when a child's life is on the line, all may be broken.WINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award, Winter 2021 - Best Crime Fiction BRONZE MEDAL: Global eBook Awards, 2021 - Suspense Fiction FINALIST: Book Excellence Awards 2021 - Thriller FINALIST: Readers' Favorite Book Awards 2021 - Crime Fiction Payden Beck has been a police officer, a police detective, and a private investigator. Now, after a lifetime of combatting crime, he's ready to stop fighting. When a young girl named Chloe-kin to his greatest adversary-tries to hire him, he gives her the sad news. But, when Chloe makes her plight clear, Payden knows he must take her case, even if it means confronting a police force on the take, the Spanish Mafia, and, perhaps worst of all, Chloe's family. With life and death at stake, defeat is not an option; only sacrifice. EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS the second novel in the award-winning "Payden Beck Crime Thriller" series, from the same author who brought you such greats as fiX, Home, and Missing Pieces. [DRM-Free] BOOKS BY MICHAEL GOLVACH:Payden Beck Crime Thriller - Book 1: 10-30 Payden Beck Crime Thriller - Book 2: Dormir Bloody Gullets fiX Home Missing Pieces Transmissions MORE GREAT CRIME FICTION FROM EVOLVED PUBLISHING:The "PI Kowalski" Series by Chris Krupa The "Duncan Cochrane" Series by David Hagerty Forgive Me, Alex by Lane Diamond The "A Point Thriller" Series by Jeff Altabef The "Syndicate-Born Trilogy" Series by K.M. Hodge

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Evolved Publishing
• First Softcover edition
• Seitenzahl: 300
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. November 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 203mm x 127mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 363g
• ISBN-13: 9781622532148
• ISBN-10: 1622532147
• Artikelnr.: 60599850

Autorenporträt

AUTHOR: Ever since I was able to read, I've had a book (or a comic book in the early days) in my hands or on my person. I grew up in a non-digital age, in a home with one telephone that everyone shared, one television that no one watched, and in which movies were a luxury. Aside from radio theatre, books were my best non-human friends. My love of reading never died. When I was 8 years old, I drew my first series of comic books. They were terrible, but I still love them. To me, they represent the moment the wise-old-man inside my little boy's head finally made me aware that I loved to create. As it turned out, I enjoyed writing much more than I enjoyed drawing, but I've spent most of my life doing some form of creative work. And when not, I've worked some boring jobs in very creative ways. To this day, I love to write and to share my creations with others. I'm the guy who will watch a good movie twenty more times, if it means I get to introduce it to someone else and participate in their joy of discovering something entertaining or valuable. I can't be quite so intimately participatory with my own writing, but I do love to know that I've brightened someone's day, made them think, feel or-at the very least-provided them with a welcome distraction for a while.