The Watcher by Charlotte Link

The Watcher by Charlotte Link

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An immersive, atmospheric crime novel from the multi-million-copy bestselling author, Charlotte Link.

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The Watcher by Charlotte Link

Carla Roberts lives alone in the top of a highrise building in Hackney, frightened by the sound of the lift stopping and opening on her floor, with nobody getting out. Days later, she's found brutally murdered. Meanwhile, Samson Segal, an unemployed thirty-something has taken to spying on his neighbours, particularly beautiful and successful Gillian Ward. When Gillian's daughter comes home to an empty, locked house, Samson takes her in but finds himself venting his anger in his diary when his good Samaritan actions go unappreciated, unaware that his suspicious sister-in-law cracked his password long ago... When Gillian's husband is then murdered in his own home, Samson comes under intense scrutiny but the only man making any progress in the case shouldn't be working on it. Yet he's the only one who believes Samson is innocent...
4* This is a deliciously creepy book - not recommended for dark nights if you are home alone! * TELEGRAPH AND AURGUS *
Charlotte Link is one of Europe's bestselling crime writers and has sold more than 16 million novels in Germany alone. Her atmospheric brand of psychological suspense made The Watcher and The Other Child massive No.1 bestsellers in Germany. Charlotte has been nominated for the Fiction Category of the German Book Prize and her work has been widely adapted for TV, most recently The Other Child.
SKU Non disponible
ISBN 13 9781409123408
ISBN 10 1409123405
Titre The Watcher
Auteur Charlotte Link
État Non disponible
Type de reliure Hardback
Éditeur Orion Publishing Co
Année de publication 2013-09-26
Nombre de pages 416
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