The Blogger (DCI Jeff Temple) - Hardcover

James Raven

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 071981894X ISBN 13: 9780719818943

Publisher: Robert Hale Ltd, 2015

Synopsis

Daniel Prince is an online activist with a huge international following. Through his People-Power blog he campaigns for worthy causes and often targets governments and global corporations. Naturally he's made a lot of enemies - so when he is found dead, in what can doubtless be called suspicious circumstances, there are more than a few suspects. But that's only half the problem facing DCI Jeff Temple and his Major Investigations Team. The pressure on them intensifies when Prince's girlfriend, in an attempt to keep his legacy alive, takes over his blog. The move looks set to make her one of the world's most powerful people - but not if she, too, becomes a victim of her own success. Not only must DCI Temple and his team solve this crime, they must solve it quickly, so that history doesn't find a way of repeating itself. In The Blogger, James Raven invites you into a world where the internet is a powerful tool; a forum for progressive ideas and big audiences. However, not all those in the audience are willing to let the dissenting voice be heard.

About this title

About the Author

James Raven was a journalist for most of his working life. After reporting for local, regional and national newspapers he moved into television in 1982 as a news scriptwriter with TVS television where he then worked his way up to become Director of News across Meridian, Anglia and HTV. When Granada took over most of ITV he became Managing Director of Granada Sport before setting up his own production company. James spends much of his time writing and travelling and also performs magic at various venues across the country. James has previously published five novels with Robert Hale, including Urban Myth, Random Targets and Dying Wish.

Edition details

• Publisher: Robert Hale Ltd
• Publication date: 2015
• ISBN 10: 071981894X
• ISBN 13: 9780719818943
• Binding: Hardcover
• Language: English
• Number of pages: 224