Rat Island - Steele, John
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New York, 1995 Cop Callum Burke arrives in New York from Hong Kong, drafted in as part of an international investigation into organised crime. With the handover of Hong Kong to China only a couple of years away, gangsters are moving their operations out of the territory and into New York ahead of the looming deadline. Burke's experiences with East Asian crime and the Triads' links to the Irish Mob make him the perfect man to send in undercover. But as he infiltrates these vast and lethal criminal networks, bodies start to pile up in his wake and his conscience threatens to send him over the…mehr

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New York, 1995 Cop Callum Burke arrives in New York from Hong Kong, drafted in as part of an international investigation into organised crime. With the handover of Hong Kong to China only a couple of years away, gangsters are moving their operations out of the territory and into New York ahead of the looming deadline. Burke's experiences with East Asian crime and the Triads' links to the Irish Mob make him the perfect man to send in undercover. But as he infiltrates these vast and lethal criminal networks, bodies start to pile up in his wake and his conscience threatens to send him over the edge. And when Burke's NYPD handlers push him to continue the investigation at all costs, he may have to cross the line from cop to criminal just to stay alive... Readers of Don Winslow, Michael Connelly, Steve Cavanagh, Richard Price and John Sandford will love this dark and morally complex novel which presents a searing portrait of mid-1990s New York as you've never seen it before.
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Autorenporträt
Erika Ricketts - born in Austria, settled in St Albans in 1956. Retired Nurse Tutor to Psychiatric Hospitals. Her poetry often relates to personal events. Helen Whitbread - a poetry novice in 2015, formerly a finance manager. Enjoys art and her photographs punctuate this book. John Steele - retired Free Church minister who has written poetry for most of his life. Pam Hall - born in Derby, Pam worked as a clerk to the courts and as a teaching assistant. She has two adult children, enjoys rambling and gardening and rediscovered her love of poetry in retirement. Pauline Swindells - a poet for decades, retired Lecturer and Social Worker. Social Scientist continuing. Sandie Duke - retired Civil Servant, originally from Tyne and Wear. Wrote poetry as a child and joining the Group rekindled her interest. Sue Parker - Retired teacher of primary age special educational needs. Poetry writing and amateur dramatics have always been favourite leisure activities.