Chasing the Dead: The gripping thriller from the bestselling author of No One Home (David Raker Missing Persons, 1)

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Tim Weaver was born in 1977. At eighteen, he left school and started working in magazine journalism, and has since gone on to develop a successful career writing about films, TV, sport, games and technology. He is married with a young daughter, and lives near Bath. The writing is beautiful and the plot so cleverly constructed I never guessed any of the twists * Sunday Times bestselling author of Local Girl Missing * Or could it be that — as often happens to me — they have read the message on their mobile without reading glasses to hand, and by the time they have got their glasses the moment has passed.” A man sits atop a dead horse in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. The idiom "to beat a dead horse" originated from the fact that flogging a dead horse will not compel it to do useful work. Chasing the Dead: Her son died . . . or so she thought. Donâ t miss this GRIPPING THRILLER (David Raker Missing Persons)

Chasing the Dead By Tim Weaver | Used | 9781405912693 - Wob Chasing the Dead By Tim Weaver | Used | 9781405912693 - Wob

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Chasing the Dead: The gripping thriller from the bestselling

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