Allan Hudson

Shattered Dreams (Det. Jo Naylor Adventures, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Jo Naylor has to leave the sunny skies and beaches of Thailand. A return home to Canada isn't an option. Stepping off the plane in Paris, she's greeted by freezing rain and a new adventure. Befriended by an older man, Jo is introduced to the glamourous city and unforgettable characters. Brandy Williams is an Australian expat who dreams of reporting for Le Figaro, one of Paris' leading dailies. The lead she uncovers of forced prostitution may be her last.

When Brandy disappears, Jo is not one to turn away from trouble. She wonders who she can trust with her own secret. She doesn't know the city well enough to search on her own. Bertrand Poitras, a small time bookie and man about town offers to help. Having been a cop for so many years has made Jo leery of his type. Handsome, tough and with the right connections, he may prove useful.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: South Branch Scribbler
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781988291192
• Artikelnr.: 67866220

Autorenporträt

Allan Hudson was born in Saint John, New Brunswick now living in Cocagne. Growing up in South Branch he was encouraged to read from an early age by his mother who was a school teacher. He has published the Drake Alexander Adventure series. Dark Side of a Promise & Wall of War. He has a collection of short stories titled A Box of Memories. Released in February, 2021, Shattered Lives is book two in the Jo Naylor series. Book one, Shattered Figurine was published in 2019. In 2020, he published his first historical fiction novel, The Alexanders 1911 - 1920. His short story, The Ship Breakers, received Honourable Mention in the New Brunswick Writer's Federation short story competition. Recently, his short story, The Abysss, recieved the same award. Other short stories have been published on commuterlit.com, The Golden Ratio and his blog, South Branch Scribbler.