
Summary
Steel Witches: A Storm of Conspiracy
Tom Fletcher, ex-police, now a Cambridge P.I., is pulled back into his family’s dark past by a cryptic message from his missing father.
He finds himself entangled in the disappearance and murder of a young physics student linked to a hostess bar.
As a fierce storm descends, Tom’s investigation uncovers a web of conspiracies. What role does a high-tech American corporation play in a suppressed WWII story? Where is the abandoned USA…
Book Details
| ISBN-13: | 9780340898413 |
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| ISBN-10: | 0340898410 |
| Author: | Patrick Lennon |
| Publisher: | Hodder & Stoughton |
| Imprint: | Hodder Paperback |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Number of Pages: | 384 |
| Release Date: | 30 November 2008 |
| Weight: | 200g |
| Dimensions: | 179mm x 113mm x 26mm |
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Richly imaginative could just possibly turn Tom Fletcher into another Morse - The Times
A terrific climax…A breadth to the story that is captivating, as well as some finely drawn characters and lovely language, but the star must be the fantastic landscape - Tangled Web‘Intelligent and well-written examination of prejudice and paranoia, misogyny, jealousy and fear’ - Times Literary SupplementThe reader ends up in a rather emotional state…becoming increasingly agitated as the book enticingly drip-feeds small, tasty morsels of the second tale before suddenly switching back to its main focus. The ending is also excellent and has the added bonus of a delightfully unexpected twist. STEEL WITCHES is an extremely enjoyable book. - eurocrime.co.ukThe undoubted strengths of this book are Lennon’s storytelling and his ability to ramp up the atmosphere…a truly tense ending…If you’re a fan of Jim Kelly, you should give Lennon’s books a try…an unusual and exciting slant - Reviewingtheevidence.comA writer to watch - Mark BillinghamMulti-layered and deeply satisfying … an engaging series character with a genuine emotional life - Shotsmag on CORN DOLLSA great read that mixes politics, historical pageantry, resentment and revenge in a seemingly quiet Cambridge village. Highly recommended - Sarah Broadhurst on CORN DOLLSAbout The Author
Patrick Lennon
Patrick Lennon grew up in Cambridge and has lived in Thailand, Italy, France and Mexico. Today he splits his time between his young family, his writing and running his own business.
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