Mirror Man And Dead Tide
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Paperback
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This gripping two-in-one crime fiction volume brings together Mirror Man and Dead Tide, two nail-biting novels from Fiona McIntosh's DCI Jack Hawksworth series. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of London, the series chronicles the investigations of Detective Chief Inspector Jack Hawksworth as he pursues dangerous and cunning criminals through the city's dark underbelly. McIntosh writes with a relentless pace and sharp psychological tension, drawing readers into a world where each clue uncovers a deeper, more sinister truth. A million-copy bestselling author, McIntosh masterfully blends police procedural detail with character-driven drama, making this volume an unmissable double dose of suspense for fans of British crime fiction.
Author: Fiona Mcintosh
Format: Paperback
Published: 2024, Penguin
Genre: Crime fiction
Condition remarks:
Paperback
Secondhand book: generally 'Very Good' to 'Excellent'. These are books which may have some slight wear and tear or sun fading on the edges. There may be an inscription at the front.
This gripping two-in-one crime fiction volume brings together Mirror Man and Dead Tide, two nail-biting novels from Fiona McIntosh's DCI Jack Hawksworth series. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of London, the series chronicles the investigations of Detective Chief Inspector Jack Hawksworth as he pursues dangerous and cunning criminals through the city's dark underbelly. McIntosh writes with a relentless pace and sharp psychological tension, drawing readers into a world where each clue uncovers a deeper, more sinister truth. A million-copy bestselling author, McIntosh masterfully blends police procedural detail with character-driven drama, making this volume an unmissable double dose of suspense for fans of British crime fiction.