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Willing Flesh

By: Adam Creed
Narrated by: Jonathan O. Oliver
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A murdered woman is discovered in a City hotel room: Elena Danya, high-end prostitute. Another working girl, her friend, is found dead. Then aristocratic bad-girl Arabella, another friend of Elena's, goes missing.

The evidence points to a voyeuristic predator, but D.I. Will Wagstaffe is not convinced. Instead his investigation leads towards three ruthless and dangerous men: a City banker, a Russian oligarch and a Turkish playboy. As Staffe's inquiry takes him deeper into deadly territory suddenly the women in his own life are under threat....

©2010 Adam Creed (P)2011 Oakhill Publishing Ltd Literature & Fiction Suspense

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"Written in present tense, this is a modern, gritty read set in a well depicted, sleazy London and despite feeling a bit confused at times, it's one I rather enjoyed." (Karen Meek-eurocrime.co.uk)

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