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 Headhunter - Michael Slade
Newest Review: ... when his wife and daughter were murdered by a terrorist group during his last active case. Now living out his days as a ... more  ... horticulturist with his new wife, he is called out of retirement to head a murder task force when a killer begins stalking the streets of Vancouver and removing the heads of his (or her?) victims. With an inclination to taunt the people responsible for tracking down, the killer shows no signs of stopping their reign of terror leading to acts of vigilantism on the streets and mass unrest and condemnation in the press. De Clerq is brought in not just to catch a killer but also as a P.R enterprise and, though he at fi...more |
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Slade Michael : Headhunter (Onyx)
Pages: 1, Paperback, Penguin Books Ltd Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Headhunter - Michael Slade: Someone is hunting heads..... (569 words)
by - written on 18/03/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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A relatively old book now, I first stumbled across this in the late eighties and it still remains a firm favourite- one of my all-time favourite thrillers in fact, this is the first book in the Special X series written by a team of Canadian lawyers under a pen-name. In recent years, the writing team has changed and the books are now written by one of the original team and his daughter and have suffered slightly in quality because of this but this is the novel that started it all off and remains one of the most memorable thrillers ever to grace my bookshelves... Former Superintendant Robert De Clerq of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is an olympic-standard ... Read the complete review
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