Bad for Good - Bartlett, Graham
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DS Jo Howe is called to the murder of a young man. When she arrives, she knows instantly who the victim is: Harry Cooke, a promising young footballer and crucially, Chief Superintendent Phil Cookes son. Forced to deliver the news to her boss (which, given their previous affair, creates its own set of problems), Phils terminally ill wife, Ruth, collapses and is rushed to hospital.After Phil receives a mysterious and sinister phone call, instructing him to pay £100k to have Harrys killer found and dealt with, he balks, but after more calls and a devastating blackmail threat, he eventually…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
DS Jo Howe is called to the murder of a young man. When she arrives, she knows instantly who the victim is: Harry Cooke, a promising young footballer and crucially, Chief Superintendent Phil Cookes son. Forced to deliver the news to her boss (which, given their previous affair, creates its own set of problems), Phils terminally ill wife, Ruth, collapses and is rushed to hospital.After Phil receives a mysterious and sinister phone call, instructing him to pay £100k to have Harrys killer found and dealt with, he balks, but after more calls and a devastating blackmail threat, he eventually agrees. His conflict with his bosses reaches a crescendo and, in a fit of pique, he retires from the police and Jo takes over. In a final twist of the knife, the blackmailers force Phil to stand for election as Police and Crime Commissioner which, if won, places the entire Brighton police force and larger community in grave danger for, if you cant trust the ones who are meant to protect you, where can you turn?
Autorenporträt
Graham Bartlett was a police officer for thirty years and is now a bestselling writer. He rose to become chief superintendent and the divisional commander of Brighton and Hove police. He entered the Sunday Times Top Ten with his first non-fiction book, Death Comes Knocking, which he later followed with Babes in the Wood. Both these books he co-wrote with international bestseller, Peter James. As well as writing, Bartlett is a police procedural and crime advisor helping scores of authors and TV writers achieve authenticity in their drama.