In Harm's Way: a gripping psychological thriller
a gripping psychological thriller
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Narrated by:
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David McCallion
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By:
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Owen Mullen
The Baxter house has been on the estate agent’s books for decades. Dilapidated and near derelict, nobody is interested in it. But, for one buyer, the remote location and rat-infested cellar are perfect. For the first year, Mackenzie’s marriage to Derek was ideal. But Derek believes she is having an affair and when she realises her husband is becoming controlling, she knows she’s made a terrible mistake. When she threatens to leave and then disappears no one believes she has been abducted. DS Geddes is handed the case but isn’t convinced anything criminal has taken place until a startling development comes to light. Has Mackenzie been abducted, or has she left her husband? And who has bought The Baxter house and for what purpose?©2018 Owen Mullen (P)2020 W. F. Howes Ltd
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I would be happy to read more.
A well read story
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Beautifully read, a slow burn
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Don’t bother
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A character would say something and then that would be repeated in the next scene. I swear the book could have been 50% shorter, it was written like a last minute essay; all the necessary information scribbled down and then padded out to meet the required word count.
Very irritating to say the least!
So repetitive
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