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Buried Secrets

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Buried Secrets
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Joseph Finder
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:480
Dimensions(mm): Height 197,Width 130
Category/GenreCrime and mystery
ISBN/Barcode 9780755342136
ClassificationsDewey:813.54
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Headline Publishing Group
Imprint Headline Book Publishing
Publication Date 5 January 2012
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Nick Heller returns in an explosive new thriller. When PI Nick Heller moves back to Boston to set up his own agency, he soon gets an urgent case even closer to home than expected. Alexandra Marcus - teenage daughter of hedge fund titan Marshall Marcus - has been kidnapped. But it's no ordinary kidnapping - and it's not even clear what they want. She's been abducted by professionals and buried alive in an underground casket. A video camera is streaming her desperate pleas live over the internet. With only a limited supply of food and water, her time is quickly running out. A close friend of the family, Nick is more determined than ever to catch the perpetrators. But when Marshall is arrested for fraud, Nick uncovers some powerful enemies and a conspiracy that reaches up to the very highest levels of government. Faced with opponents well-protected by wealth and position, Nick must play a dangerous game if he hopes to flush out those responsible before Alexa is buried for good...

Author Biography

Joseph Finder is the author of numerous thrillers including the bestselling novel PARANOIA. In addition to fiction, Joseph continues to write extensively on espionage and international affairs for the New York Times and the Washington Post. He lives in Boston, Massachusetts, with his wife and daughter.

Reviews

This is edge-of-the-seat, pulse-racing storytelling with a whiplash finish - Daily Mail Delightfully dark . . . This is summer noir at its best - Boston Globe