Bad to Worse - Edeson, Robert
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In Dante, Arizona, in 1877, two outlaws from the Mortiss family demand a loaf of bread from Tom Worse, the town baker. What they get instead is a bullet to the head. A century later, intelligence analyst Richard Worse is presented with two seemingly unrelated mysteries: a baffling plane crash near Dante, and a strange discovery in a cave across the ocean. As Worse investigates the desert crash, the Mortiss vendetta against his family reignites and activity deep in the cave presents its own chilling danger. Can Worse survive long enough to solve the case and eliminate the threat to his family line?…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In Dante, Arizona, in 1877, two outlaws from the Mortiss family demand a loaf of bread from Tom Worse, the town baker. What they get instead is a bullet to the head. A century later, intelligence analyst Richard Worse is presented with two seemingly unrelated mysteries: a baffling plane crash near Dante, and a strange discovery in a cave across the ocean. As Worse investigates the desert crash, the Mortiss vendetta against his family reignites and activity deep in the cave presents its own chilling danger. Can Worse survive long enough to solve the case and eliminate the threat to his family line?
Autorenporträt
Robert Edeson was born in Perth, Australia. He studied medicine at the University of Western Australia, has a research MPhil from the University of Cambridge, is a Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists and a Diplomate of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. Before becoming a novelist, he was a consultant anaesthetist and researcher, publishing in the neuroscience, biophysics, and mathematical literatures. His first novel, The Weaver Fish, won the 2012 T.A.G. Hungerford Award and was published by Fremantle Press in 2014. It was reissued worldwide by Aardvark Bureau in 2016. A second novel, Bad To Worse, was published by Fremantle Press in 2017. As a young doctor, he lived for some years in Canterbury, England; this region of Kent, home to anxious ghosts of pilgrims past, is the setting for The Worsener's Tale.