Syrup Trap City

Name: Syrup Trap City
SKU: 27428829
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The Annie Raymond Mysteries

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Syrup Trap City by Penny Grubb is a crime novel featuring private investigator, Annie Raymond, and Detective Ayaan Ahmed. Annie is dismissive of her current assignment. These everyday cases are routine to her these days. She takes time out to visit old acquaintances, at the ramshackle local firm that she worked for years ago. Whilst sharing gossip and coffee with Pat Thompson and Barbara Caldwell, she keeps half an eye on the surveillance she is being paid to do, but her attention focuses on potential betrayal from much nearer home. What is her boss, the enigmatic Mrs Peters, up to now? Shadowing Mrs Peters is a far more tricky business, but while her attention is focused elsewhere, the apparently routine job takes a nasty turn. Annie has misinterpreted events badly and taken her eye off the ball. Suddenly, danger lurks round every corner and nothing is as it seems.

Release date NZ

July 27th, 2017

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Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

340

Series

The Annie Raymond Mysteries

Dimensions

152x229x18

ISBN-13

9781912053599

Product ID

27428829

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