Without Consent

Hale, Georgie

ISBN 10: 0340768533 / ISBN 13: 9780340768532

Editore: Hodder & Stoughton, 2001

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Cloth, dj, F/F. 327pp, a nice fine as new copy. Crime fiction set in the Northern town of Blackport. 500 grams. Codice articolo 11413

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Titolo: Without Consent

Casa editrice: Hodder & Stoughton

Data di pubblicazione: 2001

Legatura: Hardcover

Condizione: Very Good

Condizione sovraccoperta: Dust Jacket Included

Edizione: 1st edition.

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Riassunto:

It's Danny Nolan's big chance - to show off his natural talent as an actor in front of two screen legends, to break himself out of the cycle of rejection, unhappiness and petty crime that has been his life since he was a small child. But Danny has run away...Detective-Inspector Ray Whitelaw thinks - like everyone else - that Danny is just another young thug. But Danny's drama teacher is Keiran Henshall, who himself escaped from a similar existence when he was a teenager. No matter where Ray Whitelaw turns, all the trails lead back to one family - the Denstones. They are somehow involved in the story of the unwanted boy and his troubled past. And until Whitelaw untangles the lies, deceptions and buried secrets of the Denstone family, a killer is walking free.

Recensione:

Georgie's best is completely compelling (Nuneaton Evening Telegraph on WITHOUT CONSENT)

A splendid debut, fast-paced and well-written. (Iain Pears(Tread Softly))

'A splendid debut, fast-paced and well-written.' Iain Pears

This novel is as compelling as Georgie Hale's first . . . she maintains the suspense right to the end with lots of twists along the way (Coventry Evening Telegraph on WITHOUT CONSENT)

'A fast-moving thriller . . . It's a fine debut and hints at lots more good stories to come.' Coventry Evening Telegraph

She leads the reader down lots of false trails and builds up many moments of suspense before the truth is finally revealed. It's a fine debut and hints at lots more good storeis to come. (Coventry Evening Telegraph(Tread Sftly))

'A promising debut, a traditional whodunit in a contemporary setting which directs our suspicions to several possible culprits. Georgie Hale creates as fast-paced story with a dramatic denouement.' Manchester Evening News

A promising debut. (Sunday Telegraph)

'The cracking debut novel from Georgie Hale . . .A splendid read, full of the unexpected.' Huddersfield Examiner

Georgie Hale creates as fast-paced story with a dramatic denouement. (Manchester Evening News)