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Twist of Fate

A DCI Harry McNeil Novel

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Twist of Fate

By: John Carson
Narrated by: Angus King
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Not everybody deserves a second chance.

After a young man's body is discovered by a newlywed couple inside an abandoned caravan, the police initially speculate whether his death was accidental. However, the investigation takes a dramatic turn when they uncover the victim's true identity.

The deceased has a deadly past, and barely paid the price for the heinous crime he committed.

DCI Harry McNeil is assigned the task of identifying the victim’s killer, but the case soon becomes shrouded in secrecy. The man's past is far more complex than anyone had anticipated.

Despite the obstacles, the search for the victim's original accomplice begins, but the individual seems to have vanished without a trace. However, the investigation takes a gruesome turn when the police in Glasgow discover a shocking crime scene.

It appears that the killer is seeking revenge for the victim's past actions, which had provoked public outrage years earlier. With the public no longer on their side, Harry and his team must navigate bureaucratic obstacles and catch a ruthless killer who believes he is unstoppable - and is willing to demonstrate it.

For fans of Ian Rankin, Stuart MacBride, Andrew Raymond and JD Kirk

©2023 John Carson (P)2024 John Carson
Crime Fiction International Mystery & Crime Mystery Police Procedurals Crime
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