Cold Hearts & Candy Floss
Book Details
Author(s)Fran Hiatt
PublisherFran Hiatt Limited
ISBN / ASINB005W17A14
ISBN-13978B005W17A12
Sales Rank1,621,249
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Having accepted an overdue promotion and a transfer out of Scotland Yard’s elite Bloc-Busters squad, Detective Inspector Rob Trond is back in business in his home-town of Bournemouth.
After several muggers are murdered, police fear that a vigilante may be interpreting the Criminal Justice Act in his own unique way. Can they bring him to book, or will he disappear off the page into the annals of Bournemouth folklore?
An Ordnance Survey map on a website points police to the graves of several young women missing since the 1970s. Do they have the geo-spatial awareness to seek out the source, or do they just wait patiently for more X’s to mark the spot?
Disgraced MP, Augustus Tremayne reports his wife missing but will police get his vote when it comes to finding her? His concerns seem almost too genuine, as if he’s trying to disguise a motive for her murder.
When a surfer resorts to burglary to fund repairs to his classic VW split-screen bus, he discovers that life's not always a beach. Especially when his latest victim happens to be the mother of a sociopathic loan-shark, hard-core villain and 60s throwback, Terrence Trubshawe.
This is the exciting stand-alone sequel to, '24 Hours From Tulse Hill', the novel which sent injured veteran Scotland Yard bad boy, Rob Trond back to his roots on the South Coast.
After several muggers are murdered, police fear that a vigilante may be interpreting the Criminal Justice Act in his own unique way. Can they bring him to book, or will he disappear off the page into the annals of Bournemouth folklore?
An Ordnance Survey map on a website points police to the graves of several young women missing since the 1970s. Do they have the geo-spatial awareness to seek out the source, or do they just wait patiently for more X’s to mark the spot?
Disgraced MP, Augustus Tremayne reports his wife missing but will police get his vote when it comes to finding her? His concerns seem almost too genuine, as if he’s trying to disguise a motive for her murder.
When a surfer resorts to burglary to fund the repairs to his VW split-screen bus, he discovers that life's not always a beach. Especially when his latest victim is the mother of a sociopathic loan-shark.
Trond is assisted by a middle-aged detective constable trying to re-invent himself, a policewoman who thinks he's Mr Right and a corrupt detective inspector convinced that the Scotland Yard man is agent provocateur. To solve anything Trond needs more bodies, but he just keeps uncovering dead ones.
After several muggers are murdered, police fear that a vigilante may be interpreting the Criminal Justice Act in his own unique way. Can they bring him to book, or will he disappear off the page into the annals of Bournemouth folklore?
An Ordnance Survey map on a website points police to the graves of several young women missing since the 1970s. Do they have the geo-spatial awareness to seek out the source, or do they just wait patiently for more X’s to mark the spot?
Disgraced MP, Augustus Tremayne reports his wife missing but will police get his vote when it comes to finding her? His concerns seem almost too genuine, as if he’s trying to disguise a motive for her murder.
When a surfer resorts to burglary to fund repairs to his classic VW split-screen bus, he discovers that life's not always a beach. Especially when his latest victim happens to be the mother of a sociopathic loan-shark, hard-core villain and 60s throwback, Terrence Trubshawe.
This is the exciting stand-alone sequel to, '24 Hours From Tulse Hill', the novel which sent injured veteran Scotland Yard bad boy, Rob Trond back to his roots on the South Coast.
After several muggers are murdered, police fear that a vigilante may be interpreting the Criminal Justice Act in his own unique way. Can they bring him to book, or will he disappear off the page into the annals of Bournemouth folklore?
An Ordnance Survey map on a website points police to the graves of several young women missing since the 1970s. Do they have the geo-spatial awareness to seek out the source, or do they just wait patiently for more X’s to mark the spot?
Disgraced MP, Augustus Tremayne reports his wife missing but will police get his vote when it comes to finding her? His concerns seem almost too genuine, as if he’s trying to disguise a motive for her murder.
When a surfer resorts to burglary to fund the repairs to his VW split-screen bus, he discovers that life's not always a beach. Especially when his latest victim is the mother of a sociopathic loan-shark.
Trond is assisted by a middle-aged detective constable trying to re-invent himself, a policewoman who thinks he's Mr Right and a corrupt detective inspector convinced that the Scotland Yard man is agent provocateur. To solve anything Trond needs more bodies, but he just keeps uncovering dead ones.
