A killing in the city (eBook, ePUB) - Holt, John
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‘To make a killing in the City’ is a phrase often used within the financial world, to indicate making a large profit on investments, or through dealings on the stock market - the bigger the profit, the bigger the killing. However, Tom Kendall, a private detective, on holiday in London, has a different kind of killing in mind when he hears about the death of one of his fellow passengers who travelled with him on the plane from Miami. It was suicide apparently, a simple overdose of prescribed tablets. Kendall immediately offers his help to Scotland Yard. He is shocked when he is told his…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
‘To make a killing in the City’ is a phrase often used within the financial world, to indicate making a large profit on investments, or through dealings on the stock market - the bigger the profit, the bigger the killing. However, Tom Kendall, a private detective, on holiday in London, has a different kind of killing in mind when he hears about the death of one of his fellow passengers who travelled with him on the plane from Miami. It was suicide apparently, a simple overdose of prescribed tablets. Kendall immediately offers his help to Scotland Yard. He is shocked when he is told his services will not be required. They can manage perfectly well without him, thank you.(Although a Standalone novel, it is also the Fourth in a Series featuring Tom Kendall private detective)
Autorenporträt
John Holt is the author of 27 published books including Road Fish, Hunted in Paradise, Plain Crazy in Paradise, Blown Away Under the Big Sky, The Lost Patrol, Yellowstone Drift - Floating the Past in Real Time, Arctic Aurora - Canada's Yukon and Northwest Territories, Coyote Nowhere - In Search of America's Last Frontier. His work has appeared in such publications as Men's Journal, Fly Fisherman, High Country News, Crossroads, E - The Environmental Magazine, Big Sky Journal, The Flyfish Journal and Gray's Sporting Journal. He and his wife, photographer Ginny, and Elmer live in Livingston, Montana.