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 A Killing Frost - R.D. Wingfield
 A Killing Frost - R.D. Wingfield ... Jack Frost in a race to hunt down the killer before he, or she, can strike again. At the same time he faces a crisis at Denton police station which could result in him being sacked. Jack Frost, brought to magnificent life by David Jason in the TV series, staggers from crisis to crisis, his bumbling modus operandi disguising his extraordinary powers of detection.Newest Review: ... concerns two young teenagers who have gone missing and are feared to be murdered. Frost has to piece together the truth ... more ... behind their disappearance, whilst being bombarded with cases of paedophile rings, blackmail and extortion at a local supermarket, a missing nurse, a body on a railway line and arson.
The first couple of chapters leave the reader feeling as if they have been 'slegehammered'. Frost, along with nearly all the plot lines and a myriad of characters are introduced to the reader- it's fast paced and hectic, if not a little busy. Wingfield accurately reflects how overworked Frost and his staff are by doing this. It's exhilar...more |
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A Killing Frost - R.D. Wingfield: Darkly Funny & Fast Paced (267 words)
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A Killing Frost is the latest book by R. D Wingfield, published in October 2008 it reunites us with the Detective Inspector Jack Frost, a sardonic, chain-smoking, rough diamond whose blatant insubordination and 'ends justify the means' approach, make him a force to be reckoned with inside and outside the station. The central story concerns two young teenagers who have gone missing and are feared to be murdered. Frost has to piece together the truth behind their disappearance, whilst being bombarded with cases of paedophile rings, blackmail and extortion at a local supermarket, a missing nurse, a body on a railway line and arson. The first couple of ... Read the complete review
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