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    Stealing Elgar: SOCO Roger Conniston, #2

    By Andrew Barrett

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    "Examining crime scenes was never supposed to get personal." 
    Roger Conniston is up against an ex-bare-knuckle fighter called Hades who is planning the most audacious robbery in England's history. 
    Hades has planned it in meticulous detail, from the explosive diversions that will shock the nation, to the selection of his team and the weapons they'll use.
    Roger must decide whether to continue working with the police and put faith in the flawed investigative skills of DCI Chamberlain, or cut the ties and venture out alone to stop Hades and secure everything he cares about. 
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Ink Foundry
    Release dateSep 4, 2013
    ISBN9781497716674
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    Stealing Elgar: SOCO Roger Conniston, #2
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    Andrew Barrett

    Do you like your crime thrillers to have a forensic element that adds to the realism? Do you like your lead character to be someone intense and unafraid to take on authority? Andrew writes precisely that kind of crime thriller, and has done since 1996, about the same time he became a CSI in Yorkshire. He doesn't write formulaic fiction; each story is hand-crafted to give you a unique flavour of what CSIs encounter in real life - and as a practising CSI, he should know what it's like out there. His thrillers live inside the police domain, but predominantly feature CSIs (or SOCOs as they used to known). Here's your chance to walk alongside SOCO Roger Conniston and CSI Eddie Collins as they do battle with the criminals that you lock your doors to keep out, fighting those whose crimes make you shudder. This is as real as it gets without getting your hands bloody. Find out more about him at www.andrewbarrett.co.uk where you can sign up for his newsletter and claim your free starter library.

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