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Alarm Call (Oz Blackstone series, Book 8) (Oz Blackstone) ebok
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Revenge can have shattering consequences...
Oz Blackstone returns in Alarm Call, the witty, pacy and dramatic eighth novel in Quintin Jardine's crime series. Perfect for fans of Ian Rankin and James Oswald.
Oz Blackstone didn't go looking for fame: it jumped out of an alleyway and mugged him with a fist full of high denomination notes. Movie stardom, wealth, a successful marriage - Oz is standing on the brink of the Seriously Big Time and life just seems to keep lining up the cherries... He s…
Undertittel
An unputdownable mystery of crime and intrigue
Forlag
Headline
Utgitt
14 desember 2016
Sjanger
Krim
Serie
Oz Blackstone
Språk
English
Format
epub
DRM-beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9780755350995
Revenge can have shattering consequences...
Oz Blackstone returns in Alarm Call, the witty, pacy and dramatic eighth novel in Quintin Jardine's crime series. Perfect for fans of Ian Rankin and James Oswald.
Oz Blackstone didn't go looking for fame: it jumped out of an alleyway and mugged him with a fist full of high denomination notes. Movie stardom, wealth, a successful marriage - Oz is standing on the brink of the Seriously Big Time and life just seems to keep lining up the cherries... He should have known it couldn't stay that good for that long - don't the juiciest fruit always go sour?
The first sign of trouble appears when Oz finds his ex-wife Primavera Phillips, drenched in her own tears - her life in ruins, cheated out of her fortune and robbed of her baby boy, Tom, by his lying con-man father. What could Oz do but help? Maybe he should have called for help himself, or stuck to the game plan of looking after number one. Instead he sets out on a voyage of dark intrigue and wild discovery that could turn his life upside down - again.
What readers are saying about Alarm Call:
'Yet another Jardine tale with twists and turns throughout... the final twist is brilliant'
'Loved every word'
'Another brilliant read from Quintin'