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Wrong Time Wrong Place: Quick Reads 2013 - Quick Reads 2013 (Paperback)

Simon Kernick

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A gripping Quick Read from the master of the race against time thriller. Have you ever been in the wrong place at the wrong time? You are hiking in the Scottish highlands with three friends when you come across a girl. She is half-naked, has been badly beaten, and she can't speak English. She is clearly running away from someone. Do you stop to help her? Even if it means putting your friends' lives - and your own - in terrible danger?

Publisher: Cornerstone
ISBN: 9780099580225

Simon Kernick

Simon Kernick's first published novel was The Business of Dying, the 2002 crime thriller starring cynical London detective sergeant Dennis Milne.

Simon researches his book through numerous contacts in the police and security services including Special Branch, the Anti-Terrorist branch and the Serious and Organised Crime Agency.

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Ian Rankin, Peter James and PD James.

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“good story, wrong ending”

I'm not a 'happy ever after' fan, but what was a good read, full of suspense and horror, ended up with an unbelievable ending, I thought. It underestimates the police.

meeshkol

12th July 2013

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“I love this!!”

Not what i expected but still really good. In the end few chapters it was slightly predictable but still a good book to read. Its short but thats fine because theres not really any waffling. :)

MentalBecca

4th April 2013

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“Pacey, tense, horrific and unpredictable”

The pace is fast. The tension is tense. The violence is horrific.

From the moment that a dysfunctional quartet of hikers in the Scottish Highlands rescue a young, naked East European woman from her pursuers, they are... More

Lance Mitchell

23rd March 2013

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