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Product Description Near seabed of Brighton in English Channel, young persons body was found one after another, which caused an uproar in the media because these young person had been received sophisticated surgery before his death, while their important body organs were reported missing. Meanwhile, in the South London Royal Hospital, Lynn, a single mother, was strugggling for the fate of her lively daughter, Caitlin who was suffering from liver failure. She tried all means and hoped for find a workable liver for her daughter. Review "An exciting, fast, satisfying read." Eurocrime "One of the most fiendishly clever crime fiction plotters." The Daily Mail" About the Author Peter James is a New York Times-bestselling writer of crime fiction. His novels, which include the bestselling Roy Grace series, have been translated into 36 languages, with worldwide sales of 17 million copies. He is Overseas Vice-President of International Thriller Writers in the U.S., and served two terms as chairperson of the UK Crime Writers Association.