Little, Brown Book Group · SpecialAuthor Signed
The Killer's Mark
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Little, Brown Book Group's special of The Killer's Mark by M. W. Craven is author signed. Hardcover format and listed at £18.99 by Waterstones.
The next book in the Washington Poe series.
A MONSTER. A MOTHER. A MURDER?
When Vice Admiral Boyer, RN (retd) died without leaving a will, his estranged daughter inherited his- not inconsiderable - estate. Called home to sort through his belongings, she found an AegisBox - a tamper proof safe within a safe designed to self-destruct if anyone without the code attempts to open it. Faced with the choice of walking away or opening it, she opted for knowledge over silence and uncovered something so horrifying it launched the biggest investigation in the National Crime Agency's history. Five years later, Washington Poe is unwittingly, and unwillingly, sucked into its gravity well... Finally able to escape the authority they once railed against, Washington Poe and Tilly Bradshaw are enjoying their new jobs as private detectives or - as the sign on their door says - 'Gumshoes for Hire'. When a teenage girl walks into their office, looking for the mother she has long believed to be dead, they agree to take the case. As Poe and Tilly investigate the girl's claims, they find themselves drawn into a murky world of trafficking, pornography and prostitution. Will they be able to help the girl find her mother or will the dark forces at work, who will stop at nothing to protect themselves, get there first...
- Format
- Hardcover
- Edition
- Special
- Signature
- Author Signed
- Publisher
- Little, Brown Book Group
- Producer
- Little, Brown Book Group
- Retailer
- Waterstones
- ISBN
- 9780349022833
- List price
- £18.99
- Availability
- Pre-Order
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