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Savage Tide (A Steven Madden Mystery)

Savage Tide (A Steven Madden Mystery)

by Glenn Chandler (Author)

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    Paperback 2003

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Synopsis

This is a Steven Madden mystery. For Steve Madden, Brighton is no longer beaches, fish and chips and amusement arcades. It's also a place of murder. Estranged from his son and grappling with the jealousy that comes from watching your ex-wife getting closer to another man, his world is thrown into turmoil when he is called to investigate a particularly savage murder. But there is something else, something that will change his life forever. Dragged into the twilight world of nightclubs, drugs and prostitution, Steve is about to realise that being a Detective Inspector in a seaside town is far more dangerous than he could ever have imagined.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 320
 Edition: New
 Publisher: Hodder Paperbacks
Published: 01 Sep 2003
ISBN 10: 0340828765
ISBN 13: 9780340828762

Media Reviews
'An excellent crime thriller' -- Books Magazine 'Quite simply, this book rocks' -- Daily Record 'Savage Tide is a taut, totally engrossing thriller' -- Gay Times 'A promising new series is off to a gripping start' INK 20031201 'Ratttles onward like a train to a thrilling climax - highly recommended' -- Deadly Pleasures 20031016
Author Bio
Glenn Chandler was born in Edinburgh and began writing for television in 1980 with a commission from Scottish Television for a play The Horseman's Word. He has also contributed to such memorable series as Angels and Crown Court, as well as writing two horror novels. He has ventured into true crime with Yorkshire TV's The Life and Crimes of William Palmer and A is for Acid, contributions to Granada's In Suspicious Circumstances, and a book, Burning Poison. He is best known, however, as the creator and writer of the award-winning and highly praised Taggart series for Scottish Television. He now lives in Hertfordshire.