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Death Row (DI Jack Delaney #3)
by
Mark Pearson
Fifteen years ago when Jack Delaney was a beat cop not long out of Hendon, two children went missing from Carlton Row. They were never seen alive again. Two years later Delaney rescued a young girl from the boot of an abandoned car, leading to the capture of Peter Garnier, one of the most horrific child rapists and murderers in recent history. Although the bodies were neve...more
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Published
2010
by Arrow
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Fifteen years ago, when Jack Delaney was a beat cop not long out of Hendon, two children went missing from Carlton Row, a small residential street in Harrow. They were never seen alive again.
Two years later, Delaney rescued a young girl from the boot of an abandoned car, leading to the capture of Peter Garnier, one of the most horrific child rapists and murders in recent history. Although the bodies from Carlton Row were never found, Garnier admitted to murdering the two...more
Fifteen years ago, when Jack Delaney was a beat cop not long out of Hendon, two children went missing from Carlton Row, a small residential street in Harrow. They were never seen alive again.
Two years later, Delaney rescued a young girl from the boot of an abandoned car, leading to the capture of Peter Garnier, one of the most horrific child rapists and murders in recent history. Although the bodies from Carlton Row were never found, Garnier admitted to murdering the two...more
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I really couldn't get into this book which is strange as the previous two have been OK reads! I've left it for the time being on page 80 and will concentrate on somthing else! May go back at a later date and change the rating.
Good fast paced crime novel, few strange twists at the end.
Grumbly Detective Jack Delaney is back with a new case to solve and of course it should go without saying that he does in the end. Another enjoyable read with Jack and friends in London.
Love this Delaney-Walker series!
At the moment this seems to be the last in the Jack Delaney series which is a pity because I have enjoyed all three books.
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