The Murder Diaries - Seven Times Over - Carter, David
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A Preacher is run down on the by-pass, a Right Reverend falls under the London Express; a fisherman drowns in the canal. Accident suicide, or murder? Inspector Walter Darriteau of Chester police doesn't believe in coincidences. His doubts are confirmed with another killing. Maggie O'Brien on a bench in the forest, dew dripping from her nose, a cobweb from her hat to the bench, death by carbon monoxide poisoning, yet no car in the damp car park. There's a killer at large, a random killer, a serial killer, a ruthless killer who'll stop at nothing. Why? What's the purpose behind these unrelated…mehr

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A Preacher is run down on the by-pass, a Right Reverend falls under the London Express; a fisherman drowns in the canal. Accident suicide, or murder? Inspector Walter Darriteau of Chester police doesn't believe in coincidences. His doubts are confirmed with another killing. Maggie O'Brien on a bench in the forest, dew dripping from her nose, a cobweb from her hat to the bench, death by carbon monoxide poisoning, yet no car in the damp car park. There's a killer at large, a random killer, a serial killer, a ruthless killer who'll stop at nothing. Why? What's the purpose behind these unrelated deaths? It's a race against time; he or she must be stopped before they kill again. The Murder Diaries is set in the City of Chester. Darriteau is an adopted Cestrian, he's nearing retirement, and his oppo Sergeant Karen Greenwood covets his job. Walter isn't ready to end things on a sour note. He knows this case will define his career. He determines to trap the killer, putting his own life on the line.
Autorenporträt
David Carter was born in 1955 in Liverpool. He attended Anfield Comprehensive School and first entered the world of work as a lab technician in several schools around Liverpool and then into various industrial laboratories from 1975 until 2020, when he retired as manager. David is married to Clare, with whom he went to school. They have three daughters: Clare, Rebecca and Katy. Since his retirement, David has spent some of his time working for the RAFT Charity in Rossendale, Lancashire, where he has lived for 36 years, and writing short stories. His main interests are listening to music (especially opera) and going to the theatre. Reading good books plays a big part in his life. David is a great believer that all children should read more books and use their imagination as much as possible. He has one granddaughter, Olivia, and this story was written for her. This is the first of the Uncle Fred and his Magic Shed adventure books for young children and he has series of them for future publication. So, enjoy this one and he hopes that you visit his shed again!