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A murdered family. A dying serial killer. A missing child. DC Max Wolfe hunts a pitiless killer through the streets of London. By the Sunday Times number one bestselling author of The Murder Bag.
On New Year's Day, a wealthy family is found slaughtered inside their exclusive gated community in north London, their youngest child stolen away.
The murder weapon - a gun for stunning cattle before they are butchered - leads Detective Max Wolfe to a dusty corner of Scotland Yard's Black Museum devoted to a killer who thirty years ago was known as the Slaughter Man.
But the Slaughter Man has done his time, and is now old and dying. Can he really be back in the game?
And was the murder of a happy family a mindless killing spree, a grotesque homage by a copycat killer - or a contract hit designed to frame a dying man?
All Max knows is that he needs to find the missing child and stop the killer before he destroys another innocent family - or finds his way to his own front door ...
Even the happiest of families have black, twisted secrets that someone is ready to kill for...
Über den Autor / die Autorin
Tony Parsons, der seine Karriere als Musikkritiker begann, ist einer der erfolgreichsten Kolumnisten und Fernsehjournalisten Großbritanniens. Er gehört zu den Stars der englischen Literaturszene, und seine Romane standen ausnahmslos monatelang ganz oben auf den internationalen Bestsellerlisten. Tony Parsons lebt mit seiner zweiten Frau und ihrer gemeinsamen Tochter in London.
Zusammenfassung
On New Year's Day, a wealthy family is found slaughtered inside their exclusive gated community in north London, their youngest child stolen away. The murder weapon - a gun for stunning cattle before they are butchered - leads Detective Max Wolfe to a dusty corner of Scotland Yard's Black Museum devoted to a killer who thirty years ago.
Bericht
"Told with striking clarity and insight, this novel confirms Parsons has earned a place at the very pinnacle of British crime writing" Geoffrey Wansell, Daily Mail
