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About the AuthorJohn Escott is a very experienced writer who lives and works in Bournemouth, on the south coast of England
A private investigator finds himself entangled in a high-stakes mystery after a chance encounter leads to a dangerous pursuit. Nick Laine, a private investigator based in Hollywood, accepts a case that pulls him into a web of deceit and criminal activity. He must navigate the complex social landscape of the film industry while evading adversaries who wish to keep the truth buried. The narrative follows a linear progression, utilizing a straightforward prose style designed for accessibility and clarity. As Laine uncovers clues, he faces physical threats that test his resolve and logical deduction skills.
Readers frequently highlight the accessibility of the prose, noting that it effectively balances suspense with simplified language structures. Discussion often centers on the efficiency of the plot, which manages to deliver a complete mystery arc within a limited word count. Critics observe that the story serves as an effective introduction to the crime genre for those developing their reading proficiency. The atmosphere is consistently described as engaging, providing enough tension to keep the reader focused on the resolution of the central conflict.
Page Count:
44
Publication Date:
1796-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press España, S.A.
ISBN-10:
0194228223
ISBN-13:
9780194228220
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