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A top politician stands accused of multiple murder.
A psychiatrist is threatened and the life of her small son is in danger.
A well-known investigative journalist is forced to put his career on the line and his future in doubt.
And all three situations are linked in complex and mysterious ways.
In a twisting plot which reveals many surprises, a situation emerges involving conspiracy at the highest level, bribery, impersonation, strong-arm tactics ... and sheer terror.
A psychiatrist is threatened and the life of her small son is in danger.
A well-known investigative journalist is forced to put his career on the line and his future in doubt.
And all three situations are linked in complex and mysterious ways.
In a twisting plot which reveals many surprises, a situation emerges involving conspiracy at the highest level, bribery, impersonation, strong-arm tactics ... and sheer terror.
A top politician stands accused of multiple murder.
A psychiatrist is threatened and the life of her small son is in danger.
A well-known investigative journalist is forced to put his career on the line and his future in doubt.
And all three situations are linked in complex and mysterious ways...
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About the author
Des Ekin is a retired journalist and the author of four books. Born in County Down, Northern Ireland, he began his career as a reporter. After spending several years covering the Ulster Troubles, he rose to become Deputy Editor of the Belfast Sunday News before moving to his current home in Dublin. He worked as a journalist, columnist, Assistant Editor and finally Political Correspondent for The Sunday World until 2012. His book The Stolen Village (2006) was shortlisted for the Argosy Irish Nonfiction Book of the Year and for Book of the Decade in the Bord Gais Energy Irish Book Awards 2010. He is married with a son and two daughters.
Des Ekin is a retired journalist and the author of four books. Born in County Down, Northern Ireland, he began his career as a reporter. After spending several years covering the Ulster Troubles, he rose to become Deputy Editor of the Belfast Sunday News before moving to his current home in Dubli...
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