Alex Clare

She's Fallen (Robyn Bailley, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A SUSPICIOUS FALL

Nineteen-year-old Shazia Johar has everything to live for. But when she is found critically injured after plunging from a hotel balcony, DI Robyn Bailley must determine why she fell. Was Shazia pushed or did she jump?

A BROKEN WOMAN

When Robyn's team investigate the events that led to Shazia's fall, they discover evidence of violence in the hotel room. What happened and who is responsible?

A DEATH

As Shazia's life hangs in the balance, Robyn's team discover the body of another hotel guest. With uncertainty and falsehood disturbing both investigations, Robyn must navigate the web of lies under continued criticism of her new identity from her ex-wife and her daughter.

'Pacy, assured writing with three dimensional characters - DI Robyn Bailley is a breath of fresh air!' LV Hay, author of THE OTHER TWIN

Praise for the Robyn Bailley series

'Lifting the police procedural into new realms Alex Clare has created a contemporary and relevant heroine in DI Robyn Bailley' Alice Clark-Platts, author of BITTER FRUITS

'Classic crime fiction with a compelling, complex and brilliantly conceived central character. Robyn Bailley is a wonderful creation and Alex Clare is an exciting new talent' Shelia Bugler, author of the Ellen Kelly crime series

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Impress Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781911293132
• Artikelnr.: 50571014

Autorenporträt

After nearly twenty years of being a committed corporate person, Alex Clare was made redundant. She had always enjoyed writing, studying fiction part-time through the Open University and managing to complete a novel in her commuting time, though no one had ever read it. Now, with lots more time on her hands, there was the opportunity to take writing more seriously. She began to enter competitions and joined a writing group, which encouraged her to try out new genres and styles. After a period focusing on short stories, she wanted to try another novel. Inspiration came from watching Parliament debate the Equal Marriage Act in 2013. Astounded by the intensity of feeling generated, she created a fictional world to explore some of the issues and attitudes.