The Hardest Part (A James Bishop Short Story)
May 2015 · Hachette UK
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Ebook
30
Pages
About this ebook
James Bishop, lead of THE WRONG MAN, returns in an exclusive eshort from the brilliant Jason Dean - also featuring an extract from BACKTRACK.
A broken front axle and a three mile walk to civilisation from the wilds of Georgia hadn't been the way former Marine, James Bishop, had wanted to start his day. Forced to stay overnight in Sagamore, population 1100, while his ride is fixed, Bishop heads into town for some food.
But in Bishop's world nothing is ever quite as it seems.
He's in Sagamore for a reason, a personal reason. A young man has disappeared and Bishop has vowed to find out what happened to him.
Finding answers is always possible, but Bishop's about to find out that it's harder when no wants you asking them...
A broken front axle and a three mile walk to civilisation from the wilds of Georgia hadn't been the way former Marine, James Bishop, had wanted to start his day. Forced to stay overnight in Sagamore, population 1100, while his ride is fixed, Bishop heads into town for some food.
But in Bishop's world nothing is ever quite as it seems.
He's in Sagamore for a reason, a personal reason. A young man has disappeared and Bishop has vowed to find out what happened to him.
Finding answers is always possible, but Bishop's about to find out that it's harder when no wants you asking them...
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About the author
Jason Dean was born in South London. He spent many years as a graphic designer before turning his talent to writing and deciding to write the kind of American thrillers he`d always loved to read. He lives in Thailand with his wife.
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