Heaven Sent - Carter, Alan
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When a series of murders occur, all of the victims homeless, Detective Cato Kwong's happily ever after takes a sour turn. Leaving his new wife and their baby girl at home, Cato cracks on with the case, but he is not the only one engaging with the killer. A journalist thinks it's okay to play cat and mouse with them online. Quite soon, it becomes apparent that these murders are personal and not only that, but each death is bringing the killer closer to Cato, one body at a time.

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When a series of murders occur, all of the victims homeless, Detective Cato Kwong's happily ever after takes a sour turn. Leaving his new wife and their baby girl at home, Cato cracks on with the case, but he is not the only one engaging with the killer. A journalist thinks it's okay to play cat and mouse with them online. Quite soon, it becomes apparent that these murders are personal and not only that, but each death is bringing the killer closer to Cato, one body at a time.
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Alan Carter was born in Sunderland, UK. He immigrated to Australia in 1991 and now lives in splendid semi-rural, semi-isolation south of Hobart, Tasmania. In his spare time, he follows the black line up and down the local swimming pool, or drags on his wetsuit and braves the icy waters of the D Entrecasteaux Channel. Alan is the author of Prize Catch, which is set in Tasmania, and three novels in the Nick Chester series: Marlborough Man (winner of the Ngaio Marsh Award for Best Crime Novel), Doom Creek and Franz Josef. He is also the author of the Fremantle-set DS Cato Kwong series, which includes Prime Cut (winner of the Ned Kelly Award for Best First Fiction), Getting Warmer, Bad Seed, Heaven Sent and Crocodile Tears.