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Photographer, Paperback by Robertson, Craig, Brand New, Free shipping in the US

Once he is arrested, Narey's team searches the flat. In a hidden recess under the carpet, they find photographs'hundreds of them. It's 2:00. in Glasgow.

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Condition	Brand New
ISBN	9781471165320
Book Title	Photographer : Longlisted for the Mcilvanney Prize 2018
Publisher	Simon & Schuster, The Limited
Item Length	0.3 in
Publication Year	2018
Format	Trade Paperback
Language	English
Item Height	1.6 in
Author	Craig Robertson
Genre	Fiction
Topic	Thrillers / Crime, Thrillers / Suspense, Thrillers / General, General
Item Weight	12.3 Oz
Item Width	0.2 in
Number of Pages	448 Pages

Photographer, Paperback by Robertson, Craig, ISBN 1471165329, ISBN-13 9781471165320, Brand New, Free shipping in the USIn this chilling crime thriller, a police officer discovers a psychopath, but learns that his actions are even more terrible than imagined.It's 2:00 . in Glasgow. DI Rachel Narey and her team of cops are standing outside the door of a violent rapist. At her word, the officers break down the door and charge into the flat. They find the man, Robert Broome, cowering in a corner of his bedroom, pleading not to be arrested, begging to be left alone.Once he is arrested, Narey's team searches the flat. In a hidden recess under the carpet, they find photographs'hundreds of them. All of women, and most without being aware the photos were taken'on the street, in playgrounds, in shopping centers. Narey studies them, seeing the same faces repeated. She suddenly realizes that Broome is a repeat offender, and the scale of what he might have done terrifies her.But even with Broome in custody, these women are still somehow being hunted and killed. The clock is ticking, the police are way behind, and the stakes have just gotten higher.