Baby Love (A Georgina Powers investigation)

Baby Love (A Georgina Powers investigation)

by Denise Danks (Author)

Synopsis

On the first day of December, a parcel bomb explodes in London's East End killing 'Gecko' Samuels, notorious womaniser and chief executive of the world's top games software company, and a young technology journalist, who turns out to be six weeks pregnant. For investigative journalist, Georgina Powers, holed up in her basement after a hit and run accident, it's a story she's got to do for the money. But she has other things on her mind. Things that keep her from going outside. Like the faceless driver of the car that knocked her down. A list of thirteen women. A government computer contract. And an unsigned postcard of 'London By Night' on which someone has written three words. Be seeing you.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 277
Publisher: Orion
Published: 16 Aug 2001

ISBN 10: 0575068434
ISBN 13: 9780575068438
Book Overview: Denise Danks was selected as one of the UK's best six crime writers by The Times. Phreak was shortlisted for the CWA Gold Dagger. Superb reviews - every time. 'Danks is the queen of techno-crime ... Hugely impressive' Literary Review; 'Denise Danks makes other high-tech thrillers seem like The Sound of Music' Mail on Sunday; 'Danks is a master of techno-hardboil; she delivers her gags with immaculate timing and her skill with plot and pace is blistering. Cyber-space meets the East End gang culture to explosive effect' Yorkshire Post; 'Wicked fun' Time Out; 'Breakneck speed ... lashings of sex. This heroine ain't no Miss Marple' Mike Ripley, Daily Telegraph We have no author on our list like Denise - she is unique!

Author Bio
Denise Danks is a freelance computer journalist and author of five previous Georgina Powers novels. She was the first woman to win the Fulbright / Raymond Chandler Award for the most promising writer of crime/detective fiction and was recently described by The Times as one of the six best crime writers in the UK.