Vanishing Act: The third book in a suspenseful and chilling mystery series (The Eden House Mysteries, Book Three)
Bill Kitson
Sep 2021 · The Eden House Mysteries Book 3 · Headline Accent · Narrated by Mike Rogers
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'Reading this book for the second time' ***** Reader Review
1965 - the heyday of Rock & Roll. Northern Lights are tipped to become as big as The Beatles. But after a gig in Newcastle, lead singer and creative genius, Gerry Crowther, vanishes into the foggy night. Later, his body is recovered from the River Tyne.
Now, almost twenty years on, teen singing sensation Trudi Bell dominates the charts. As she prepares to release a new album, her manager Lew Pattison receives a demo tape from an unknown songwriter.
Realising the music is unmistakeably the work of Gerry Crowther, Lew enlists the help of Adam and Eve to uncover the truth. But some people will stop at nothing to keep it buried . . .
Vanishing Act is the third instalment in Bill Kitson's chilling and suspenseful Eden House mystery series. Perfect for fans of Peter James's Cold Hill series, Val McDermid and J M Dalgliesh.
Readers are hooked on The Eden House Mysteries:
'I couldn't sleep until I had finished this book' ***** Reader Review
'The best book I have read in a while' ***** Reader Review
'Captivating from start to finish. Brilliant page turner. I couldn't put it down' ***** Reader Review
'Read the whole thing in a day' ***** Reader Review
'One of the best authors I have come across' ***** Reader Review
'More twists than a corkscrew' ***** Reader Review
'The characters are brilliant and the story keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. Would highly recommendthis book!' ***** Reader Review
(P) 2021 Headline Publishing Group Ltd
1965 - the heyday of Rock & Roll. Northern Lights are tipped to become as big as The Beatles. But after a gig in Newcastle, lead singer and creative genius, Gerry Crowther, vanishes into the foggy night. Later, his body is recovered from the River Tyne.
Now, almost twenty years on, teen singing sensation Trudi Bell dominates the charts. As she prepares to release a new album, her manager Lew Pattison receives a demo tape from an unknown songwriter.
Realising the music is unmistakeably the work of Gerry Crowther, Lew enlists the help of Adam and Eve to uncover the truth. But some people will stop at nothing to keep it buried . . .
Vanishing Act is the third instalment in Bill Kitson's chilling and suspenseful Eden House mystery series. Perfect for fans of Peter James's Cold Hill series, Val McDermid and J M Dalgliesh.
Readers are hooked on The Eden House Mysteries:
'I couldn't sleep until I had finished this book' ***** Reader Review
'The best book I have read in a while' ***** Reader Review
'Captivating from start to finish. Brilliant page turner. I couldn't put it down' ***** Reader Review
'Read the whole thing in a day' ***** Reader Review
'One of the best authors I have come across' ***** Reader Review
'More twists than a corkscrew' ***** Reader Review
'The characters are brilliant and the story keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. Would highly recommendthis book!' ***** Reader Review
(P) 2021 Headline Publishing Group Ltd
About the author
Bill Kitson was born and raised in Baildon, West Yorkshire and educated at Ashville College Harrogate, where he won the English prize, cementing his love of reading and writing. On leaving school, he worked in the family business, a wool merchants’ in Bradford, until his father’s death, when he joined the finance industry. Now, after taking early retirement, he enjoys the challenge of writing both crime and general fiction.
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