Khan - Gunn, Heath
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When the body of Inzamam Khan is dumped onto a busy Southampton street, it marks the fall of a dark empire. Khan is a successful restaurateur, married to an equally successful and beautiful wife, with two loving teenage daughters. He is also one of the country's biggest drug dealers who rules by fear and has a habit of making enemies on all sides. As the last week of his life and the events leading up to his death are replayed - there's only one question to answer... WHO KILLED KHAN ? Khan is the eagerly awaited second crime novel from FIVE STAR author, Heath Gunn. If you like fast paced crime fiction, with dark forces at play, you'll love Khan!…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
When the body of Inzamam Khan is dumped onto a busy Southampton street, it marks the fall of a dark empire. Khan is a successful restaurateur, married to an equally successful and beautiful wife, with two loving teenage daughters. He is also one of the country's biggest drug dealers who rules by fear and has a habit of making enemies on all sides. As the last week of his life and the events leading up to his death are replayed - there's only one question to answer... WHO KILLED KHAN ? Khan is the eagerly awaited second crime novel from FIVE STAR author, Heath Gunn. If you like fast paced crime fiction, with dark forces at play, you'll love Khan!
Autorenporträt
Heath was born in Sheffield, grew up in Rotherham and left home at eighteen to join the Royal Navy, as a Helicopter Engineer. He has lived in Hampshire, along the South Coast ever since, as he loves being near the sea. Heath is the CEO of Hampshire based disability charity, Enham Trust; and the Lead Singer of Rapid Tranq, a rock covers band, which he has been doing since 2007. Alongside a varied and colourful career to date, Heath has written for years, producing stories of various lengths, poetry and picture book stories for young children. Prisoner, the first in the DI Baxter series, was published in November 2019 and his gripping second crime novel, Khan followed in November 2020.