Sleep No More

Gulvin, Jeff

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When a maverick detective is attacked outside a pub he believes it to be connected to his recent involvement in heading a drug squad team tracking down a new supplier of Es and acid. By the author of SLEEP NO MORE.

Sorted

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Headline Paperbacks

From the back cover: Storm Crow, the most feared terrorist in the world: his calling card, a black crow's feather and a photograph of his intended victim with a bullet hole through it. In London, Storm Crow is loose on the streets, one step ahead of the elite anti-terrorist branch of the Met police. It's as if he knows what they're going to do before they do. In Idaho, Harrison, Vietnam vet turned undercover FBI agent, watches the compound of Jake Salvesen, a right-wing militia leader with growing links to events across the Atlantic. Over the city of London, the storm clouds are gathering. From the press: Storm Crow - Spine-chilling realism ... a tour-de-force thriller ... definitely a candidate for thriller of the year. Time Out said: Storm Crow - So detailed, so accurate in its depiction of terrorist and counter-terrorist activities, that had it been written as a piece of non-fiction, the Government almost certainly would have tried to ban it. From Dr. Bruce Hoffman, Director of the RAND Corporation's Washington Office: Storm Crow is that rare bird - a meticulously researched thriller with a gripping and ominously plausible plot. From Shots: This rettles along at a fine pace, yet has time for the detail which not only adds authenticity but demonstrates the author's thorough research and sound knowledge of his subject. Strom Crow - An engrossing, intelligent page-turning suspence thriller ... that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Storm Crow - The reading equivalent of juggling Semtex. And, Author Jack Higgins said: Absolutely marvellous. One of the best thrillers I've read this year. (1998)

Storm Crow

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Orion Books Limited

Maxwell Carter ¿ a fingerprint analyst at the criminal justice facility in Clarksburg, West Virginia ¿ was supplementing his income by running a very simple scam whereby positive fingerprint matches in old crimes could be conveniently ¿ignored¿ in return for a small retainer. But then he caught a shark in his net ¿ one that did not take too kindly to blackmail. Maxwell¿s illicit career ¿ and his life ¿ were swiftly and brutally ended¿ When Johnny Harrison is called in to investigate Maxwell¿s grisly murder he quickly unearths a connection to an old child-murder in the bayous of Louisiana and the close-knit fishing community that work the Mississippi. Deciding to go undercover on one of the old trawlers, he digs into this alien world and starts to realise that he has stumbled on to something both sordid and enormously powerful, something that dates back 100 years into New Orleans¿s troubled history but could blow up Louisiana¿s present¿

The Procession

Orion Publishing

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