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In Denial of Murder
IN DENIAL OF MURDER: A journalist suddenly finds his life threatened, when he begins to uncover fresh evidence suggesting that a teenager arrested, convicted and jailed for the cold blooded, and brutal murder of an attractive, well known, local woman more than 30 years before, may in fact be innocent of the crime. He believes the prisoner - who is still locked away indefinitely and completely forgotten about within the British justice system - may have just been a convenient victim of a town's conspiracy, and a determination to suppress the murdered woman's potentially guilty secrets? Tagged by the national press as the 'Bakewell Tart' murder, and facing several attempts on his life, the journalist remains undeterred in his quest for the truth, and unintentionally stirs mixed and heated emotions within a small community, still seemingly intent on burying one of the town's most controversial events. This is a most entertaining, highly unusual, thought provoking, fast-paced, roller coaster thriller ride of a dramatic story - which is bound to keep you turning pages to wonder just what will happen next!
350 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 3, 2014
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June 12, 2017
Agonizing Read!
Sorry, Mr. Hale, but I could not read further than the first chapter. The reason? This is the worse writing I have seen in a book. Grammar, truncated sentences, and lack of transition in thought. It reads as though an elementary school child wrote this story.
The premise appears to be an interesting one, but whoever your editor is, if you had one, needs to be "pink-slipped!"
Sorry, Mr. Hale, but I could not read further than the first chapter. The reason? This is the worse writing I have seen in a book. Grammar, truncated sentences, and lack of transition in thought. It reads as though an elementary school child wrote this story.
The premise appears to be an interesting one, but whoever your editor is, if you had one, needs to be "pink-slipped!"
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