The Laminated Man - Willis, Alex N
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In spite of being trapped between the never-ending pressure from above to retire, and the need to quickly resolve the latest, cold blooded murder. Buchanan grits his teeth and doggedly forges ahead with the investigation. Was the gruesome death of the businessman a one off, performed by some sadistic killer? Or was it a macabre message to those who think they can step out of line?Who sprayed superglue onto DS Street's hair just weeks before her marriage to PC Hunter. Was it a warning of worse things to come if they didn't back off? Come join Buchanan and his indomitable team of, DS Street,…mehr

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In spite of being trapped between the never-ending pressure from above to retire, and the need to quickly resolve the latest, cold blooded murder. Buchanan grits his teeth and doggedly forges ahead with the investigation. Was the gruesome death of the businessman a one off, performed by some sadistic killer? Or was it a macabre message to those who think they can step out of line?Who sprayed superglue onto DS Street's hair just weeks before her marriage to PC Hunter. Was it a warning of worse things to come if they didn't back off? Come join Buchanan and his indomitable team of, DS Street, PC's Hunter and Dexter as they unpick the truth from the warp and weft of lies and deceit spread before them.
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Autorenporträt
Alex Willis is a British born writer of crime fiction and is the author of the author of the much-acclaimed DCI Buchanan detective set in the vibrant seaside town of Eastbourne, East Sussex. He also writes standalone novels such as, The Falcon, a romantic adventure story inspired by stories such as The Maltese Falcon and, The 39 Steps. Other stories of note are Crichtons End and the Penitent Heart which one reviewer compared to the writings of Joseph Conrad. He is happiest when either writing his stories, helping others get started in writing, or talking to groups about writing.