Bad For Good

Author(s): Graham Bartlett

Location(s): Brighton, Hove

Genre(s): Crime, Thriller

Era(s): Contemporary

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How far would you go?

The murder of a promising footballer, son of Brighton’s highest-ranking police officer, means Detective Superintendent Jo Howe has a complicated and sensitive case on her hands.

The situation becomes yet more desperate following devastating blackmail threats.

Howe can trust no one as she tracks the brutal killer in a city balanced on a knife edge of vigilante action and a police force riven with corruption.

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