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The Graft

A gritty crime thriller to set your pulse racing

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  • 512pagine
  • 18 ore di lettura

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Looking back, Nick Leary couldn't say exactly what kept him awake that night. He'd had a lot on his mind; perhaps he'd been thinking about the 'respectable' Essex business that he ran, or about his two young sons sleeping in the room next door. Or was it simply the sound of his beautiful wife's steady breathing beside him . . . Whatever it was, he was awake when he heard someone's footsteps downstairs, and Nick's instinct was to fight. It had always been that way, to protect the things he treasured most: his family, his privacy, his reputation. He'd grafted for these things all his life and no one was going to jeopardise them now. Unless, of course, Nick's instinct is wrong, and what happens this time is the start of something even he cannot stop . . .

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The Graft, Martina Cole

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Pubblicato
2005
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(In brossura)
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Titolo
The Graft
Sottotitolo
A gritty crime thriller to set your pulse racing
Lingua
Inglese
Editore
Headline
Pubblicato
2005
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
512
ISBN10
147224964X
ISBN13
9781472249647
Serie
Prima pubblicazione
2004
Titolo originale
The Graft
Valutazione
4,05 su 5
Descrizione
Looking back, Nick Leary couldn't say exactly what kept him awake that night. He'd had a lot on his mind; perhaps he'd been thinking about the 'respectable' Essex business that he ran, or about his two young sons sleeping in the room next door. Or was it simply the sound of his beautiful wife's steady breathing beside him . . . Whatever it was, he was awake when he heard someone's footsteps downstairs, and Nick's instinct was to fight. It had always been that way, to protect the things he treasured most: his family, his privacy, his reputation. He'd grafted for these things all his life and no one was going to jeopardise them now. Unless, of course, Nick's instinct is wrong, and what happens this time is the start of something even he cannot stop . . .