Three Little Angels - Wright, Keith
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In 1978 witnessing a tragic accident as a child leaves Benny Smith mentally scarred for many years. In 1987 he is suddenly and unexpectedly released from the mental health institution that had been his home for almost a decade. Haunted by the incident and lacking sufficient support, his condition takes him to dark places in the corners of his mind, igniting a curious fascination. There is something specific he craves which can only be satiated if he sees young people die - it is a validation of sorts. Nottingham CID are puzzled when two children accidentally die in unusual and identical…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In 1978 witnessing a tragic accident as a child leaves Benny Smith mentally scarred for many years. In 1987 he is suddenly and unexpectedly released from the mental health institution that had been his home for almost a decade. Haunted by the incident and lacking sufficient support, his condition takes him to dark places in the corners of his mind, igniting a curious fascination. There is something specific he craves which can only be satiated if he sees young people die - it is a validation of sorts. Nottingham CID are puzzled when two children accidentally die in unusual and identical circumstances and only a day apart. Something isn't right. Detective Inspector Stark is suffering from his own demons and when he takes charge of this case, he realises that he and the killer have something in common. Keith Wright, former CID Detective Sergeant, and now author, has won multiple writing awards for his internationally renowned Inspector Stark series of crime thrillers. He is married with four children and lives in Nottingham, England.
Autorenporträt
Keith Wright's series of crime thriller are set in 1980s Nottingham, England. Keith's first novel was shortlisted for The John Creasey Memorial Award by The Crime Writers Association as the best debut crime novel globally. He has received critical acclaim in The Times and Financial Times and other quality newspapers. His fourth crime thriller 'Murder Me Tomorrow' won best crime novel in the Independent Press Awards. He has also had short stories published in the CWA anthology 'Perfectly Criminal' and 'City of Crime' alongside such luminaries as Ian Rankin, Val McDermid and Alan Sillitoe. He has featured in the main panel in the World Mystery Convention, and been a contributor to their brochures. Keith has previously been a Detective Sergeant on the CID for 25 years covering an inner-city area - the murder capital of the UK at the time. He was Head of Corporate Investigations for a global corporation upon retirement. He has four children and lives with his partner, Jackie.