Sight Unseen
by Graham Hurley
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Pub Date 5 Nov 2019 | Archive Date 1 Oct 2019
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Description
Malo is in trouble again. Enora Andressen’s wayward son has received a ransom demand for the return of his girlfriend, the daughter of a wealthy Colombian business tycoon. But how far can a mother trust her son? And where does Clemmie’s disappearance fit in the murderous world of cocaine dealing?
With the help of Hayden Prentice, Malo’s natural father and himself a one-time drug baron, Enora embarks on a hunt for the truth behind the kidnapping. The journey takes her deep into the exploding world of county lines, the new business model that delivers Class A drugs into every corner of the kingdom.
Drug dealing is the new normal. The sums of money at stake are dizzying and a human life counts for nothing. As Enora Andressen is about to discover . . .
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780727889195 |
| PRICE | US$29.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 288 |
Featured Reviews
Greville W, Reviewer
The second in a series that is gathering momentum beautifully. Hurley is such an underrated author and I loved his Farady series and there are echo of some of the main characters from there within this new series.
Enora Andressen, the heroine of this series is further developed as an intriguing character in this timely tale of drugs, and kidnapping where her errant son is out of parental control and spiralling into bad habits and worse company.
There is much about the drugs scourge that is ravaging the UK at the moment and how young children are coerced into county lines drug dealing.
Good entertainment as always and a rollicking good story too.
Try it and help make an excellent author famous.
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