The Perfect Murder: Spine-chilling short stories for long summer nights. Mark Sennen
Читать онлайн.| Название | The Perfect Murder: Spine-chilling short stories for long summer nights |
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| Автор произведения | Mark Sennen |
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| isbn | 9780007532308 |
The Perfect Murder:
Spine-chilling short stories for long summer nights …
Copyright
Published by Avon, an imprint of
HarperCollinsPublishers Ltd
1 London Bridge
London SE1 9GF
First published in Great Britain by HarperCollins 2013
Copyright © Jacqui Rose 2013
Copyright © Luca Veste 2013
Copyright © Paul Finch 2013
Copyright © Mark Sennen 2013
Copyright © Laurence O’Bryan 2013
Copyright © Michael Russell 2013
Cover design: Paul Agar
Jacqui Rose, Luca Veste, Paul Finch, Mark Sennen, Laurence O’Bryan and Michael Russell assert the moral right to be identified as the authors of this work.
A catalogue copy of this book is available from the British Library.
This novel is entirely a work of fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in it are the work of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is entirely coincidental.
Ebook Edition © June 2013 ISBN: 9780007532308
Version: 2018-02-08
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Contents
Before Noon, a short story by Jacqui Rose
An exclusive extract from Jacqui’s new novel, Dishonour
Time’s Up, a short story by Luca Veste
An exclusive extract from Luca’s debut novel, Dead Gone
Him! A short story by Paul Finch
An exclusive extract from Paul’s new novel, Sacrifice
Wunderland, a short story by Mark Sennen
An exclusive extract from Mark’s new novel, Bad Blood
The Puzzle Behind The Istanbul Puzzle, a feature by Laurence O’Bryan
An exclusive extract from Laurence’s new novel, The Manhattan Puzzle
An Act of Contrition, a short story by Michael Russell
An exclusive extract from Mark’s new novel, The City Of Strangers
The Perfect Murder
Featuring short stories from e-book bestsellers Paul Finch, Jacqui Rose and Mark Sennen and highly anticipated stories from Luca Veste and Michael Russell, this FREE short story collection will have you up all night. Each short story is followed up by exclusive extracts of each of the authors’ upcoming titles.
Before Noon: A nail-biting story that focuses on the events prior to a safe deposit robbery.
Time’s Up: Set in Liverpool a grisly tale of being lost and seeking redemption.
Him!: The darkest things happen at night … A thriller sure to keep you on the edge of your seat from the #1 bestseller Paul Finch.
Wunderland: A chilling story based at a writer’s retreat in the middle of nowhere.
The Puzzle Behind The Istanbul Puzzle: A feature that looks at Laurence’s fascination with conspiracy theories.
An Act Of Contrition: When Donal Kerrigan is found dead and the man who shot him has admitted the murder, it seems likes a closed case. Yet, all is not as it first appears as Inspector David Gillespie soon discovers.
Jacqui Rose: ‘Gritty and gripping – by a star in the making.’ Kimberley Chambers
Luca Veste: ‘Dark, dangerous and complex, Dead Gone is that rare thing – an intelligent serial killer novel that’s both entertaining and thought-provoking. Nick Quantrill
Paul Finch: ‘Avon’s big star … part edge-of-the-seat, part hide-behind-the-sofa!’ The Bookseller
Mark Sennen: ‘A fast-paced serial-killer chiller.’ Alex Marwood
Laurence O’Bryan: ‘A brisk plot … which draws the reader into a conspiratorial rapport … He’s come late to fiction, clearly he means to enjoy it.’ The Telegraph
Michael Russell: ‘Russell