Product Description
The past returns to haunt Nick Randall when a celebrity biographer claims to have evidence of his late father's involvement in a terrible crime. If it comes out, the tabloids will have a field day: Eddie Randall was a popular comedy actor in the 1960s. Nick goes in search of the truth and unexpectedly finds it impacts on a major insurance scam he is investigating. Then his estranged wife is found dead - and Nick realises that an unknown enemy is stalking him...
The acclaimed first thriller from author David Harrison, aka TOM BALE, author of THE CATCH.
'Tom Bale is one of the best British thriller writers around' Simon Kernick
REVIEWS:
"Occasionally brutal, but very readable... this writer seems to me to have real potential. I look forward to his next book." Martin Edwards, TANGLED WEB
"Sins of the Father is a wonderful, exciting read full of twists and turns... This is a sterling effort from a new face on the crime scene."
Chris Simmons, CRIMESQUAD
"Sins of the Father is a rattling good read... a writer to watch for sure."
Sharon Wheeler, REVIEWING THE EVIDENCE
Praise for David Harrison (writing as TOM BALE):
"What truly sells SKIN AND BONES is Bale's almost cinematic storytelling style, along the lines of what Lee Child does with his Jack Reacher series."
Jim Winter, JANUARY MAGAZINE
The acclaimed first thriller from author David Harrison, aka TOM BALE, author of THE CATCH.
'Tom Bale is one of the best British thriller writers around' Simon Kernick
REVIEWS:
"Occasionally brutal, but very readable... this writer seems to me to have real potential. I look forward to his next book." Martin Edwards, TANGLED WEB
"Sins of the Father is a wonderful, exciting read full of twists and turns... This is a sterling effort from a new face on the crime scene."
Chris Simmons, CRIMESQUAD
"Sins of the Father is a rattling good read... a writer to watch for sure."
Sharon Wheeler, REVIEWING THE EVIDENCE
Praise for David Harrison (writing as TOM BALE):
"What truly sells SKIN AND BONES is Bale's almost cinematic storytelling style, along the lines of what Lee Child does with his Jack Reacher series."
Jim Winter, JANUARY MAGAZINE
Synopsis
1960s comedy star Eddie Randall's past comes back to haunt his son Nick when evidence emerges of the late actor's involvement in a terrible crime. Nick goes in search of the truth, and unexpectedly finds it impacts on a major insurance scam he is already investigating. He becomes a murder suspect when his estranged wife is found dead - and soon realises an unknown enemy is stalking him.
