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Suffer the Children - Adam Creed

 
Description: ISBN 0571243630 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Adam Creed / Hardcover / 336 Pages / Book is published 2009-05-07 by Faber and Faber

Newest Review: ... be a recurring character - and I hope so. He is a very charismatic man who displays behaviour which can be described as ... more

 ... heroic, yet he's still believable, an everyday bloke doing a job he loves to the best of his ability, regardless of whether he puts his own life in danger. This is a policeman the reader instinctively knows they can trust. In London, a paedophile has been viciously murdered and the police have to find out who has committed the crime. Could it be someone connected to the family of the paedophile's victims? It soon becomes evident that this is not an isolated case, as a second paedophile is brutally attacked. Could this beco...more

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Premium Review Suffer the Children - Adam Creed: Staffe Power! (457 words)
by - written on 26/08/09 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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I enjoy a good crime thriller book, but sometimes I find them a bit hard to relate to, with fast American cars blasting down highways I've never heard of, to solve crimes of glamorous American lives I can't relate to. So being a British woman, I found ''Suffer the Children'' by Adam Creed had an advantage - being set in modern-day Britain, referencing the culture and places I recognised and featuring characters I felt were real and down-to-earth. This is Creed's first published novel and introduces D.I. Will Wagstaffe (known as 'Staffe') who it seems will be a recurring character - and I hope so. He is a very charismatic man who displays behaviour which can be ...  Read the complete review

 

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