It Could Have Been Love - Brickwood, Evadeen
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Charlie Proudfoot would rather not get involved in solving murders, but her friend Lerato Gwala, a private detective from Johannesburg, believes that Charlie's talent of intuition will give her investigations the edge. So Charlie agrees to help Lerato with just one more case. In this Episode: A young woman from a wealthy family is found hanging from a tree in a popular Johannesburg park. Her death causes a public outcry. Not only is this the third suspected femicide in a month, but Candace Sedibe was also pregnant. What role does the owner of the online dating website SugarDaddyDateMe play?…mehr

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Charlie Proudfoot would rather not get involved in solving murders, but her friend Lerato Gwala, a private detective from Johannesburg, believes that Charlie's talent of intuition will give her investigations the edge. So Charlie agrees to help Lerato with just one more case. In this Episode: A young woman from a wealthy family is found hanging from a tree in a popular Johannesburg park. Her death causes a public outcry. Not only is this the third suspected femicide in a month, but Candace Sedibe was also pregnant. What role does the owner of the online dating website SugarDaddyDateMe play? Then our two sleuths discover that there can be a dark side to the glamorous sugar baby lifestyle.
Autorenporträt
Evadeen Brickwood grew up with two sisters in Germany and studied cultural sciences and languages. As a young woman, she travelled extensively and many of her books are inspired by her experiences abroad. Feeling adventurous, the newly qualified translator moved to Africa in 1988 and worked for two years as a secretary and language teacher in Botswana. The author eventually settled in South Africa, where she got married and raised two daughters. In Johannesburg, Evadeen Brickwood studied computers and management of training and worked as a corporate software trainer, professional translator and lecturer at WITS University. In 2003, she began her writing career with youth novels in the 'Remember the Future' series, about adventures in prehistory. Book 1, the award-winning 'Children of the Moon', has been published twice in South Africa and translated into German. The author now self-publishes and you can look forward to the new, off-beat Charlie Proudfoot series, which is set in South Africa.