RC Bridgestock

Snow Kills (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

PEOPLE GO MISSING EVERY DAY BUT IN SEVERE WEATHER THE NUMBERS INCREASE.When Kayleigh Harwood, a young hairdresser, is reported missing by her mother in the worst blizzards Harrowfield has experienced in years, D.I. Jack Dylan and his team arecalled in to assist. Kayleigh's car is found abandoned with her mobile phone inside but thereis no sign of her. Clothing is found on nearby moorland and a search of the local quarrybegins. The investigation turns to a loner living in a dwelling close to where Kayleigh's car wasfound. As the snow thaws human remains are found and Dylan's boss Chief Superintendent Hugo-Watkins thinking the two incidents are linked calls out the entire Major Incident Team, much to Dylan's disbelief.Meanwhile Dylan's wife, Jen, becomes distracted and distant as unbeknown to Dylan her ex-fiancé is in their midst and stalking her.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Caffeine Nights Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 288
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. November 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781907565632
• Artikelnr.: 40010388

Autorenporträt

Carol and Bob Bridgestock were both born and lived in West Yorkshire until they relocated to the Isle of Wight in 2003. Between them they have a staggering 47 years employment with the police, Carol being a member of the Civilian support staff and Bob being a Senior Police Officer.

As a career detective Bob worked in the CID at every rank. For over half of his service he was a senior detective, retiring at the rank of Detective Superintendent.

As a Senior Investigative Officer (SIO) in charge of homicide cases he took command of some twenty-six murder investigations, twenty-three major incidents including shootings and attempted murders and over fifty suspicious deaths and numerous sexual assaults, some of which were extremely high profile in his last three years alone.

In 1988 Carol commenced working for the Police as a member of the support staff in the Administration Department. As a supervisor she received a Chief Constable's commendation for outstanding work for her determination and drive creating a poster competition for an Autumn Fall Crime initiative.