THE DETRIMENT - David Videcette

. .

Résumé :
I can't tell you the truth, but I can tell you a story... ? How much is real and how much is fiction, only YOU can decide! June 2007: a cold, dead body stares skyward from a rose garden in the grounds of a luxury London apartment. What secrets does the dead man hold? Is it suicide, or did someone want him silenced? Hours later, an attack on a nearby nightclub sparks a massive manhunt which ends as a blazing Jeep ploughs into Glasgow Airport. DI Jake Flannagan's evasive girlfriend, Claire, is back. But as they begin to unravel a real-life mystery together, the dark secrets of her past threaten to destroy their futures. What they uncover may put their relationship, their careers, and even their lives at risk. The truth costs nothing, but a lie could cost them everything&hellip...

Biographie:
DAVID VIDECETTE: CRIME FIGHTER TURNED CRIME WRITER Author - Media Commentator - Detective As a Scotland Yard detective, David Videcette has worked on a wealth of infamous cases. He's placed bugs on scores of vehicles, searched hundreds of properties, chased numerous dangerous criminals and interviewed thousands of witnesses. With twenty years' policing experience, including counter-terror operations and organised crime, David was a key investigator on the 7th July 2005 London bombings: I went out to work one day and came home two weeks later wearing the same clothes and with 56 people dead. He is the holder of many police commendations including one for tracking down a 7/7 bomb factory. David is a regular commentator for international news and media outlets such as the BBC, ITV, Sky, The Wall Street Journal, Telegraph newspapers, Newsweek, The Guardian & The Daily Mail. He also blogs about crime, policing and terrorism, writing and publishing. His television credits include, ITV's 'The Bill', BBC's 'Burgled', 'One World' and 'Crimewatch'. David is the author of 'The Theseus Paradox' and 'The Detriment' - The bestselling Detective Jake Flannagan series of crime thrillers based on true events. The truth behind the story of The Theseus Paradox was investigated by one of the UK's leading investigative journalists, Andrew Gilligan, in the Sunday Telegraph, and featured on ITV News. Sales and downloads of David's books are supporting a charity called the Police Dependants' Trust, which helps officers and their families following tragic events on duty. For the chance to win a copy of David's next thriller, visit: http://www.davidvidecette.com/title-reveal David lives in London. He currently consults on security operations for high-net-worth individuals. You can find out more about him by visiting his website at: www.DavidVidecette.com/about-david Chat to him on Twitter @DavidVidecette http://www.twitter.com/DavidVidecette or Facebook: www.facebook.com/DavidVidecette...

Sommaire:
I can't tell you the truth, but I can tell you a story... ®...