Found Wanting

Found Wanting

by RobertGoddard (Author)

Synopsis

Richard Eusden is on his way to work in London one unremarkable winter morning when he is intercepted by his ex-wife, Gemma. She has sad news of his old friend, her other ex-husband, Marty Hewitson. Marty is dying, but needs a favour done for him - now, today, at once. Eusden reluctantly agrees and sets off on what should be a simple errand. But soon it turns into a race for life, his and Marty's, across Belgium, Germany and Denmark and on into the Nordic heart of a mystery that somehow connects Marty's long dead grandfather, Clem Hewitson, an Isle of Wight police officer, with the tragic fate of the Russian Royal Family. Eusden discovers to his dismay that he can trust no-one, not even an old and dying friend, in a battle for survival with those who are determined to steal the secret they believe he and Marty hold - and will kill for it if they have to. Every move Eusden makes threatens to be a step into disaster. But move he must - in pursuit of the truth, on the heels of history. It is his only hope.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 368
Edition: Airport / Export ed
Publisher: Bantam Press
Published: 11 Sep 2008

ISBN 10: 0593060245
ISBN 13: 9780593060247
Book Overview: The new thriller from the 'master of the clever twist'

Media Reviews
Praise for other titles by Robert Goddard:
An absorbing read from a truly creative storyteller . . . A dizzying sequence of twists, handled with Goddard's customary aplomb. -- Guardian
Mysterious, dramatic, intricate, fascinating and unputdownable . . . The crime writers' crime writer. -- Daily Mirror
One of Britain's finest thriller writers. -- Time Out
Author Bio
Robert Goddard was born in Hampshire and read History at Cambridge. His first novel, Past Caring, was an instant bestseller. Since then his books have captivated readers worldwide with their edge-of-the-seat pace and their labyrinthine plotting. His first Harry Barnett novel, Into the Blue, was winner of the first WHSmith Thumping Good Read Award and was dramatized for TV, starring John Thaw.