£16.29
This Dead Heat hardback novel features a gripping gangland plot perfect for crime readers. Readers can enjoy Jessie Keane latest work while traveling or relaxing at home. The story spans luxurious locations including a South Downs mansion with infinity pool.
- Features a murder mystery involving the South Downs mansion setting and criminal underworld.
- Written by Sunday Times bestselling author Jessie Keane known for her acclaimed crime fiction novels.
- Contains gangland thriller elements with high tension throughout the entire narrative arc.
- Published as a durable hardback book suitable for collectors and library shelves.
- Includes a tense plot twist involving a missing wife and police investigation team.
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xThe gripping new gangland thriller from the Sunday Times bestseller and Queen of the Underworld, Jessie Keane.
Once, he loved her. Now he's going to put her away for murder. Christie Doyle is living the dream: she has a beautiful mansion on the South Downs with an infinity pool and stables, and her husband, Kenny, spoils her rotten. It's her birthday and she is the centre of the most amazing party.
And then the bombshell drops. Kenny confesses to an affair and asks for a divorce. Worse is to come when the 'other woman'- Lara, nineteen years old and pregnant with Kenny's child - is found dead.
Suspicion falls on Christie and the Doyles' life is ripped apart as the police hunt for evidence: lead investigator DCI Dexter Cooper is a face from Christie's own troubled past and he knows better than anyone what she is capable of.
The race to unmask a killer is on...
Dubbed 'Queen of the Underworld', Jessie Keane is of Romany gypsy stock. She was born rich, in the back of her gran's barrel top wagon, and her family thrived until their firm crashed into bankruptcy and became poor.
