Terry H. Watson

Scamper's Find (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Following on from the events of Call Mama, a four-year old unsolved crime continues to baffle law enforcement agencies in the USA. Suddenly, the investigation gets new momentum when an inquisitive dog and a stumbling cyclist start a peculiar chain of events across the Atlantic.
How are the two incidents connected?

Detectives Tony Harvey and Carole Carr join forces with overseas detectives in an attempt to bring an end to a perplexing and heart wrenching atrocity.

Tony and Carole attempt to investigate an unusual crime which seems impossible to solve. How will things change when life-long friendships are formed and the investigation turns into something different? Will the entrance of Brody Cameron, a forensic scientist, bring new light to the investigation? What links a Scottish crime scene to
a beach bar in Rio? The detectives must piece together a puzzle that spans oceans and continents.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ramoan Press
• Seitenzahl: 286
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781999650216
• Artikelnr.: 52787433

Autorenporträt

Terry H Watson qualified in D.C.E. and Dip.Sp.Ed. from Notre Dame College, Glasgow and Bearsden, and obtained a B.A. degree from Open University Scotland. A retired special needs teacher, Terry began writing in 2014 and has published a mystery thriller trilogy, THE LUCY TRILOGY: CALL MAMA; SCAMPER'S FIND; THE LECI LEGACY. She has written a compilation of short stories: A TALE OR TWO AND A FEW MORE; and a children's book: THE CLOCK THAT LOST ITS TICK AND OTHER TALES. Her second book in a Novella trilogy - JULIE SINCLAIR INVESTIGATES - has recently been published, adding A BREAK for JULIE to the earlier A CASE for JULIE, to be followed in due course by A LETTER for JULIE. She has since added BEFORE LUCY as a prequel to the highly acclaimed LUCY TRILOGY. This latest work, OUR NIPPER, is a standalone novel set at the time of WW1.