Take My Breath Away
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (998 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00K22ZLD2 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 172 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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Jerry Bookreader said I'm fairly sure I enjoyed most of the Hard Copy. I'm fairly sure I enjoyed most of the Hard Copy, but there were "I'm fairly sure I enjoyed most of the Hard Copy" according to Jerry Bookreader. I'm fairly sure I enjoyed most of the Hard Copy, but there were 2 groups of 7 pages missing, this was a new book, but maybe a reject.. groups of 7 pages missing, this was a new book, but maybe a reject.. A Customer said powerful psychological thriller. Legal headhunter Dylan Rees asks his friend former lawyer-turned one time published author Nic Gabriel to meet him at a Westminster gala in which he will tell him about strange deaths. At the party, Nic sees a dead woman Ella Vinton seemingly searching for Dylan. A bit intoxicated Nic tries to prevent the tragedy, but is too late. When she finds a startled Dylan, Ella kills him and commits suicide.Nic thinks back to about five years ago when womanizing Dylan dumped Ella who committed suicide soon afterward; he attended her funeral. Still in shock, Nic follows up on Dylan's comment about questionable deaths. At . This Book Took My Breath Away Martin Edwards is one of the great little known mystery writers. He is deserving of a far wider audience. The plot twists here are quite extraordinary, and the entire concept is highly original.
In 1999 he was commissioned to complete Bill Knox’s novel The Lazarus Widow and he has also edited ten anthologies of crime fiction. . Martin Edwards is the author of seven acclaimed crime novels featuring lawyer Harry Devlin. He is head of employment law at Liverpool and Manchester law firm Mace & Jo
"It's such a pleasure to unearth a lawyer who can write in real-life language. Martin Edwards writes terrific crime novels."
It's not just the horrific murder, but the fact that the ex, Ella, had apparently committed suicide over five years ago. His research takes him to Creed, the country's leading human rights law firm, where Nic meets Roxanne, a young lawyer starting out in her dream job with a secret to hide. Lawyer-turned-writer Nic Gabriel is stunned when womanising Dylan Rees, his host at a champagne reception at the Houses of Parliament, is knifed by an ex-girlfriend and bleeds to death in front of him. Before the party Dylan had made cryptic mention of strange and sudden deaths and now, with his friend's death, Nic is determined to discover his meaning