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The Inheritance

2021, Heftet, Engelsk

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She's got secrets to keep,burdens to carry,and anger to burnThe author of the bestselling The Hunted returns... 'The energy and cinematic panache of its telling is compelling. Bonzer.' The Times'A ferocious tale' Canberra Weekly 'More twists than a roller-coaster.' Herald SunA young woman is hiding out in a sleepy North Queensland tourist town, trying to stay under the radar, when she stumbles across a dangerous drug cartel. Anyone else might back away, pretend they haven't seen anything, keep quiet, but Maggie is no ordinary girl. She has to get out of town - fast. She heads towards Melbourne, where she just might find the answers she needs: about her mother, her past and the sins of her father. With a dubious cop as her ally, the police tracking her and a dangerous biker gang on their trail, Maggie's troubles are doubling down fast. 'A heroine you can't look away from, pure thrills and wallop, wilder and gamier than your average Aussie noir, this is fierce storytelling.' Kyle Perry'The Inheritance locks the reader in the trunk and puts the pedal to the metal for twenty-two blistering chapters.' Jack HeathWhat readers are saying:'I felt like a needed a lie down after this high octane adrenaline fuelled ride by Gabriel Bergmoser.''I felt like I was reading an action film.''Holy Moly this book is amazingly gripping and what a bloody thrill ride! (When I say bloody, I mean bloody!)''I read it in two breathless sittings.''Action a-plenty in this fast-paced tension filled thriller. And an awesome protagonist - Maggie is one tough lady not to be messed with.'

Produktegenskaper

  • Forfatter

  • Bidragsyter

    Bergmoser, Gabriel (Forfatter)
  • Forlag/utgiver

    Faber & Faber
  • Format

    Heftet
  • Språk

    Engelsk
  • Utgivelsesår

    2021
  • Antall sider

    288
  • Varenummer

    9780571372362

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