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Inbreed
Not since the days of the Yorkshire Ripper has death stalked the streets of Northern England spreading fear among the population.
Based several years in the future, after the re-introduction of the death penalty for murder, the story tracks a serial killer known as the 'Double Slasher', as he's brought to justice by DCI Haimer and his team of homicide detectives.
The tale follows the accused from bloody murders to the trial at Crown Court and the inevitable verdict.
Sean Solomon weaves a tale of - did he, didn't he? - that sways the readers' judgement one way and then the other, in a strange sympathetic rollercoaster ride of emotion.
As ever, look out for the unseen twist in the tale that will take your breath away!
Based several years in the future, after the re-introduction of the death penalty for murder, the story tracks a serial killer known as the 'Double Slasher', as he's brought to justice by DCI Haimer and his team of homicide detectives.
The tale follows the accused from bloody murders to the trial at Crown Court and the inevitable verdict.
Sean Solomon weaves a tale of - did he, didn't he? - that sways the readers' judgement one way and then the other, in a strange sympathetic rollercoaster ride of emotion.
As ever, look out for the unseen twist in the tale that will take your breath away!
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First published August 6, 2012
About the author
Sean solomon
7 books4 followersSean Solomon is a new Yorkshire author of contemporary fiction.
Born in 1967, at Beckett's Hospital, Barnsley - which was knocked down and rebuilt in the seventies - Sean lived for a short while in London, before emigrating to South Africa, for three years.
Back in Yorkshire, his native homeland, he now lives in Wakefield, his adopted home-town for the past fourteen years.
At forty-four years of age in 2011, he reduced his working hours from, full to part time, and now uses his free days devoted to writing.
Born in 1967, at Beckett's Hospital, Barnsley - which was knocked down and rebuilt in the seventies - Sean lived for a short while in London, before emigrating to South Africa, for three years.
Back in Yorkshire, his native homeland, he now lives in Wakefield, his adopted home-town for the past fourteen years.
At forty-four years of age in 2011, he reduced his working hours from, full to part time, and now uses his free days devoted to writing.
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