Dark Crimes
Michael Hambling
2016. g. dec. · DCI Sophie Allen 1. grāmata · Tantor Media Inc · Ierunātājs: Cat Gould
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A young woman's body is discovered on a deserted footpath . . . It seems like a simple crime for DCI Sophie Allen and her team to solve. But not when the victim's mother is found strangled the next morning. The case grows more complex as DCI Sophie Allen discovers that the victims had secret histories, involving violence and intimidation. There's an obvious suspect but Detective Allen isn't convinced. Could someone else be lurking in the shadows, someone savagely violent, looking for a warped revenge? Dark Crimes is the first in a series of detective thrillers featuring DCI Sophie Allen, head of the newly formed Violent Crime Unit in Dorset. She is pushed to the limit in her first major case as the team's head.
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Michael Hambling lives in the West of England, and he has set his novels in this area. He writes because he constantly creates scenes, people, imaginary conversations, and unusual situations in his head. He tries to include several plot layers in his novels.
Cat Gould grew up in Sydney, Australia, and after extensive travel moved to the United States in 1990. A classically trained actress with a BFA from Southern Oregon University, she has performed in many regional productions.
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