Blood On The Broadcast

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Pub Date Feb 02 2024 | Archive Date Jan 01 2024

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Description

A Locked Room. An Improbable Murder.

When Private Investigator Jacob Kincaid is approached by mystery podcaster Natalie Amato, he senses a case that matters may have finally fallen across his desk.

The former journalist hires Jacob to investigate the death of a colleague, convinced what was initially written off by police as an accident, was actually murder.

With an unlikely crime and a cult of Ireland’s elite watching from the shadows, Jacob must navigate an increasingly deadly case to get the answers he needs and where every new truth uncovered puts his life, and Natalie's, at risk.

A Locked Room. An Improbable Murder.

When Private Investigator Jacob Kincaid is approached by mystery podcaster Natalie Amato, he senses a case that matters may have finally fallen across his desk.

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ISBN 9781738402205
PRICE £1.99 (GBP)
PAGES 312

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A detective novel in the classic vein set in contemporary Ireland. A solid, readable mystery with engaging characters and an intriguing mystery.

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The aspect of podcaster made the book feel current to me. Especially as I enjoy listening to true crime podcasts. It kept me hooked.

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