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Last Resort (Bob Skinner series, Book 25)

Name: Last Resort (Bob Skinner series, Book 25)
Brand: Headline Publishing Group
SKU: 09385584
Price: 12.09 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Quintin Jardine
ISBN: 9781472205643

Quintin Jardine

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 09385584

Publishers Headline Publishing Group, February 2016

LAST RESORT is the twenty-fifth novel in Quintin Jardine's ever-popular Bob Skinner series, and sees... Full description

Libristo code: 09385584

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LAST RESORT is the twenty-fifth novel in Quintin Jardine's ever-popular Bob Skinner series, and sees the Edinburgh cop back as never before. After thirty years of service, former Chief Constable Bob Skinner faces the possible end of his police career, at its pinnacle. A quiet trip to Catalunya to contemplate his future soon takes on a different flavour when Skinner is approached by an old friend, media owner Xavier Aislado, with an unusual request. One of his business's brightest talents, Hector Sureda Roca, has vanished without a trace. Now it's up to Skinner to track him down. But as he conducts his search it soon becomes clear that another manhunt is also in progress, and that he himself is the target. While his daughter Alex fights that battle on the home front, his search for Sureda takes one sinister turn after another, until he is faced with the toughest question of all. Is natural justice sometimes the only answer?