Heaven Sent
Nov. 2018 · Fremantle Press
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A dark and gripping police procedural set in Fremantle, Australia. When a series of murders target the city's homeless population, Detective Cato Kwong faces a chilling case that hits close to home. Leaving his wife and baby girl, Cato races to stop a killer who's not only taking lives but also drawing closer to Cato himself, one body at a time. As the investigation deepens, a journalist's online game with the killer threatens to expose long-buried secrets and ignite a deadly game of cat and mouse. Can Cato unravel the twisted motives before he becomes the next victim? Perfect for readers who enjoy gritty crime thrillers, complex characters, and suspenseful mysteries set against the backdrop of a vibrant city.
A dark and gripping police procedural set in Fremantle, Australia. When a series of murders target the city's homeless population, Detective Cato Kwong faces a chilling case that hits close to home. Leaving his wife and baby girl, Cato races to stop a killer who's not only taking lives but also d...
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Alan Carter is an award-winning crime author and sometimes television documentary director. His Cato Kwong series – Prime Cut, Getting Warmer and Bad Seed – has been published in the UK, France, Germany and Spain. His latest novel, Marlborough Man, is set in New Zealand. Alan was born in Sunderland, UK and immigrated to Australia in 1991. These days he divides his time between his house near the beach in Fremantle and a hobby farm up a remote valley in New Zealand. In his spare time he follows a black line up and down the local swimming pool.
Alan Carter is an award-winning crime author and sometimes television documentary director. His Cato Kwong series – Prime Cut, Getting Warmer and Bad Seed – has been published in the UK, France, Germany and Spain. His latest novel, Marlborough Man, is set in New Zealand. Alan was born in Sunderla...
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