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 The Night Crew - John Sandford
 The Night Crew - John Sandford ... 2006-01-03 by Pocket BooksNewest Review: ... night in the hopes of filming a story that she can sell to the networks. Tonight is her luckiest night ever when she ... more ... stumbles across not one, but two, stories. Firstly, a group of animal rights protesters have let all the animals out of the University science labs and Amy is on hand to catch the footage. On the way back they come across someone about to jump from a building and they film the resulting tragedy. Amy is not bothered by the death of a young man and sees it as nothing more than a way to make money. However, when one of her crew is murdered and the father of the dead man turns up she starts to become aware of a dark presenc...more |
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The Night Crew - John Sandford: Crews for a Corpse (842 words)
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Being an independent news reporter must be a harrowing job which constantly keeps you on edge. The difference between a scoop and a missed opportunity could be how long it takes you to drive to a location or the quality of a source. Night time in a big city must be even worse as you listen to the emergency channels waiting for something to happen then racing there before the police arrive and chase you off. In these gloomy hours you get to see the worst that people have to offer, the drunks, the hunters and the stupid all out late at night. You could stumble across a person standing on a ledge waiting to jump; do you try and save them or take some footage that is ... Read the complete review
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