Tina Clough

Folded (Hunter Grant series, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Notes asking for help folded into tiny origami shapes and found outside a city apartment building, a physics textbook with tiny writing between the lines and a woman who abruptly resigns and disappears. Are the notes asking for help real or is it a game? Hunter Grant, ex-army and with a pragmatic view of justice, reluctantly agrees to help find the missing woman. A high-powered lawyer arrives form the US, and shortly after his meeting with Hunter and Dao a "cease and desist" letter arrives from the Cayman Islands. Inspector Bakker - a woman, who in Hunter's words "looks as if she would be useful in a brawl, provided she was on your side" - takes instant exception to his involvement and threatens to arrest him for interfering in an investigation. Dao sets out alone on a dangerous mission, driven by a compulsive need to find out what has happened to the girl who wrote the notes, and Hunter looks death in the face when he decides to risk everything to put an end to the Darknet forces that threaten their lives.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Tina Clough
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. August 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798223113003
• Artikelnr.: 68620904

Autorenporträt

Tina Clough grew up in Sweden and now lives in New Zealand, dividing her time between writing crime fiction and translating and editing medical research papers. Between working, reading and writing she looks after an acre of fruit trees and organic vegetables. Apart from writing books and reading her interests, past and present, include diving, photography, art, making jam and kayaking. Tina writes crime novels and contemporary women's fiction, and also sci-fi novels for reluctant readers in the 9-12 age group. One her thrillers (One Single Thing - book 2 in the Hunter Grant series) was short-listed for the Ngaio Marsh Crime Writing prize. When asked to explain the term "contemporary women's fiction", Tina said, "They're books about life, love and the universe, though not necessarily in that order."