Orphans of Chance

Orphans of Chance

by PeterTaylor (Author)

Synopsis

Detective Sergeant John Niven was adopted, and believed he had adjusted to that long ago. But a personal crisis makes him wonder about his origins, his career and his future with Gill, his girlfriend. Simultaneously, he is hunting a killer who might well be a fellow policeman and, when Gill becomes inexplicably entangled, Niven sinks deeper into the case. When he identifies a break in the investigation it helps him unravel the killer's purpose and, he believes, the killer's identity. In a final confrontation, it appears the fates have been cruelly mocking him and it seems he really is an orphan of chance.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 224
Publisher: Robert Hale Ltd
Published: 31 Jul 2012

ISBN 10: 0709099045
ISBN 13: 9780709099048

Media Reviews
A book that would leave even Poirot on the edge of his seat - Crack Magazine A gripping read - The Evening Gazette Sensitivity and suspense in just the right amounts - The Yorkshire Gazette
Author Bio
Peter Taylor was born in Sedgefield, County Durham and has worked as both a teacher and a prison lecturer. A prolific Black Horse Western and crime thriller writer, Taylor's previous novels include Trails of Fate, Stitched and Stone Cold.