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The Dead Can't Talk

The Dead Can't Talk

by NickQuantrill (Author)

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    Paperback 2016

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Synopsis

How far will Anna Stone, a disillusioned police officer on the brink of leaving her job, go to uncover the truth about her sister's disappearance?Approached by Luke Carver, an ex-Army drifter she's previously sent to prison, he claims to have information which will help her. As the trail leads from Hull and the Humber's desperate and downtrodden to its great and good, an unsolved murder twenty-five years ago places their lives in danger, leaving Stone to decide if she can really trust a man who has his own reasons for helping.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 240
 Publisher: Caffeine Nights Publishing
Published: 12 May 2016
ISBN 10: 1910720453
ISBN 13: 9781910720455
Book Overview: * Local and regional book signing tour* Strong PR campaign* Launch Event* Author video* Strong social media campaign* Blog tour

Media Reviews
Hull's answer to Ian Rankin. Hull Daily Mail The other big star of the book is oft-maligned Hull, whose dour image gets an airbrushing. The Sun These are not 'big' crimes that he highlights, but ones that are more of a local variety; crimes that people like George Pelecanos examine. Crimesquad.com Quantrill is the Hammett of Humberside. Nudge.com
Author Bio
Nick Quantrill was born and raised in Hull, an isolated industrial city in East Yorkshire.After winning the HarperCollins 'Crime Tour' short story competition in 2006, he started to build a readership. Nick completed his first novel 'Broken Dreams.' Focusing on Hull's past and future; the novel looks at the death of the city's fishing industry and explores the problem of how the city can build a new future for itself. Nick's stories are both entertaining and thought provoking, and although the settings may be local to him, the ideas and issues resonate on a much wider basis.Nick has three novels published: Broken Dreams, The Late Greats, and The Crooked Beat.