Runner's Path - Paul Breen

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Résumé :
Madison, Wisconsin, 1996. Nineteen women on a university cross-country team embark on a routine eight-mile run. Only eighteen women finish. Days later, the police find the nineteenth, Andie Sheridan, buried in a shallow grave near the route. The police, the university, and the community cannot understand how someone could attack and murder a woman running in a group. The community braces for more attacks, but none occur. Two years later, a friend of the victim hires the Ryder Detective Agency to investigate the murder. Seamus O'Neill, an out-of-work local rock & roll musician and part-time detective agency employee, takes an interest in the case and in the victim. Seamus bounces between brewpubs, bars, and rock & roll shows, gaining an understanding of the victim and of the crime. He creates a theory that identifies the killer and explains why there were no witnesses. Yet he has no proof. Can Seamus O'Neill prove who killed Andie Sheridan?...

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PAUL BREEN is Senior Lecturer in the University of Westminster's Professional Language Centre with a specialism in the areas of English for Academic Purposes, English Language Teaching and educational technology. He is the author of a DVD lecture series Realizing the Power of Social Media in the 21st Century (IGI Global, 2014) and The Charlton Men (2014) a modern work of fiction set against the world of football and the London riots....