The Shout

by StephenLeather (Author)

• Used

  Hardcover
  2018

  $3.28

  He hunts. He kills. He burns

  Vicky Lewis is a force to be reckoned with: not yet thirty and already crew manager in the London Fire Brigade, she's destined for great things.

  But when she enters a burning building to save a man's life and leaves it with catastrophic injuries, all that changes. She's shunted over to the Fire Investigation Unit, where she's forced to team up with cantankerous veteran Des Farmer, aka the Grouch.

  When Vicky stumbles across the Grouch's off-the-books investigation into the fiery deaths of a series of young, blonde women, she decides to join him in his search for the truth.

  The answer is close - perhaps too close. Vicky's already been burnt once, and now she's playing with fire . . .

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  PRAISE FOR STEPHEN LEATHER

  'A master of the thriller genre'
  Irish Times

  'As tough as British thrillers get . . . gripping'
  Irish Independent

  'The sheer impetus of his story-telling is damned hard to resist'
  Sunday Express

• New

  Hardcover
  2018

  $15.76

  He hunts. He kills. He burns

  Vicky Lewis is a force to be reckoned with: not yet thirty and already crew manager in the London Fire Brigade, she's destined for great things.

  But when she enters a burning building to save a man's life and leaves it with catastrophic injuries, all that changes. She's shunted over to the Fire Investigation Unit, where she's forced to team up with cantankerous veteran Des Farmer, aka the Grouch.

  When Vicky stumbles across the Grouch's off-the-books investigation into the fiery deaths of a series of young, blonde women, she decides to join him in his search for the truth.

  The answer is close - perhaps too close. Vicky's already been burnt once, and now she's playing with fire . . .

  ************

  PRAISE FOR STEPHEN LEATHER

  'A master of the thriller genre'
  Irish Times

  'As tough as British thrillers get . . . gripping'
  Irish Independent

  'The sheer impetus of his story-telling is damned hard to resist'
  Sunday Express