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Language: English
Published by Napper Publishing -, 2025
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- Title
- Missing Link
- Author
- Pearson, Nick Nick Pearson,
- Publisher
- Napper Publishing -
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1919191518
- ISBN 13
- 9781919191515
Sometimes the past is best left alone
When Simon Letwin rediscovers an old photograph of Graham Binns, a relative he has had no contact with for forty years, he feels compelled to get in touch, something he puts down to a case of a mid-life crisis.
Before long, this seemingly innocent quest turns into a nightmare as Simon discovers that the decades-old murder of a distant relative might not have been committed by the person serving a life sentence for it.
As he tries to focus on his day job as CEO of the family business and on being a good husband and father, Simon is pulled deeper into his turbulent family history. A second murder suggests that the person responsible for the earlier killing will do anything to ensure that a long-buried secret stays hidden from view.
As the stakes increase and Simon battles to save his marriage and to manage the company through a critical phase, he must also be aware of the danger that this saga could soon claim one more victim – Simon himself.
They say blood is thicker than water but in some families blood is thicker than blood!
When Simon Letwin rediscovers an old photograph of Graham Binns, a relative he has had no contact with for forty years, he feels compelled to get in touch, something he puts down to a case of a mid-life crisis.
Before long, this seemingly innocent quest turns into a nightmare as Simon discovers that the decades-old murder of a distant relative might not have been committed by the person serving a life sentence for it.
As he tries to focus on his day job as CEO of the family business and on being a good husband and father, Simon is pulled deeper into his turbulent family history. A second murder suggests that the person responsible for the earlier killing will do anything to ensure that a long-buried secret stays hidden from view.
As the stakes increase and Simon battles to save his marriage and to manage the company through a critical phase, he must also be aware of the danger that this saga could soon claim one more victim – Simon himself.
They say blood is thicker than water but in some families blood is thicker than blood!
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