The Lifetracer by Rosemary Kind
A death threat. An inexperienced private eye. Now his young son is in danger.Connor Bancroft is one of life's good guys, but he's more used to dealing with infidelity than murder. Now someone has sent a countdown clock showing 'Time to Death'. The police won't take it seriously and Connor is called in to investigate. Soon other connected murders come to light and Connor tries to piece the case together.
As the clock is ticking down, Connor is unwittingly drawn into a complex story of revenge, but he is nowhere close to finding who sent the threat.
If you like rooting for an underdog, then you'll love this book. Connor is struggling. Now Mikey, his eight-year-old son, is at risk and time is running out. - Can Connor find who's behind the murders before it's too late?
Who is the Lifetracer?
Buy this book today and find out if Connor can save his son.
Praise for The Lifetracer:
Excellent. Kept me guessing to the end. B.L.
A very well written story with lots of twists and turns to the mystery. M.C.
A well written tightly woven mystery. H.M.
Rosemary J Kind writes because she has to. You could take almost anything away from her except her pen and paper. Failing to stop after the book that everyone has in them, she has gone on to publish books in both non-fiction and fiction, the latter including novels, humour, short stories and poetry. She also regularly produces magazine articles in a number of areas and writes regularly for the dog press.
As a child she was desolate when at the age of 10 her then teacher would not believe that her poem based on 'Stig in the Dump' was her own work and she stopped writing poetry for several years as a result. She was persuaded to continue by the invitation to earn a little extra pocket money by 'assisting' others to produce the required poems for English homework!
Always one to spot an opportunity, she started school newspapers and went on to begin providing paid copy to her local newspaper at the age of 16.
For twenty years she followed a traditional business career, before seeing the error of her ways and leaving it all behind to pursue her writing full-time.
She spends her life discussing her plots with the characters in her head and her faithful dogs, who always put the opposing arguments when there are choices to be made.
Always willing to take on challenges that sensible people regard as impossible, she set up the short story download site Alfie Dog Fiction in 2012 and has built it to being one of the largest in the world, representing over 400 authors and carrying over 1700 short stories. Her hobby is developing the Entlebucher Mountain Dog in the UK and when she brought her beloved Alfie back from Belgium he was only the tenth in the country.
She started writing Alfie's Diary as an internet blog the day Alfie arrived to live with her, intending to continue for a year or two. Nine years later it goes from strength to strength and was named as one of the top ten dog blogs in the UK in 2015.
She is currently working on a novel which is a departure from her work to date, being set both a hundred and fifty years ago and in a foreign country. It is involving a huge amount of research, which she is enjoying almost as much as the writing. If she can tear herself away from the research, she hopes to complete it early in 2016.
For more details please visit the author's website at www.rjkind.co.uk For more details about Alfie you're better visiting www.alfiedog.me.uk
As a child she was desolate when at the age of 10 her then teacher would not believe that her poem based on 'Stig in the Dump' was her own work and she stopped writing poetry for several years as a result. She was persuaded to continue by the invitation to earn a little extra pocket money by 'assisting' others to produce the required poems for English homework!
Always one to spot an opportunity, she started school newspapers and went on to begin providing paid copy to her local newspaper at the age of 16.
For twenty years she followed a traditional business career, before seeing the error of her ways and leaving it all behind to pursue her writing full-time.
She spends her life discussing her plots with the characters in her head and her faithful dogs, who always put the opposing arguments when there are choices to be made.
Always willing to take on challenges that sensible people regard as impossible, she set up the short story download site Alfie Dog Fiction in 2012 and has built it to being one of the largest in the world, representing over 400 authors and carrying over 1700 short stories. Her hobby is developing the Entlebucher Mountain Dog in the UK and when she brought her beloved Alfie back from Belgium he was only the tenth in the country.
She started writing Alfie's Diary as an internet blog the day Alfie arrived to live with her, intending to continue for a year or two. Nine years later it goes from strength to strength and was named as one of the top ten dog blogs in the UK in 2015.
She is currently working on a novel which is a departure from her work to date, being set both a hundred and fifty years ago and in a foreign country. It is involving a huge amount of research, which she is enjoying almost as much as the writing. If she can tear herself away from the research, she hopes to complete it early in 2016.
For more details please visit the author's website at www.rjkind.co.uk For more details about Alfie you're better visiting www.alfiedog.me.uk
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781909894051 |
| ISBN 10 | 1909894052 |
| Title | The Lifetracer |
| Author | Rosemary Kind |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Alfie Dog Limited |
| Year published | 2013-10-16 |
| Number of pages | 316 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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