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Student of Death

A Flesch & Stone Novel

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Student of Death

By: Iain Rob Wright
Narrated by: Aubrey Parsons
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Obsession and murder run in the blood…

DI Richard Flesch: Three words to describe my partner: Brave. Unrelenting. Haunted.

DI Sarah Sarah: Three words to describe my partner: Intelligent. Focused. CANNIBAL.

When a young girl is found tortured and mutilated at an abandoned train station, retired army captain Sarah Stone is persuaded to join a specialised police unit that is dedicated to catching serial killers. Her new partner, Richard Flesch, is the country's leading expert at catching psychopaths. Because he used to be one. He is the Chester-Le-Street Cannibal.

How can Sarah focus on catching monsters when she is forced to work with one?

©2024 Iain Rob Wright (P)2024 Iain Rob Wright Crime Thrillers Horror Psychological

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‘Sick and twisted. So thrilling!' - author, Matt Shaw

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