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Knock Down Ginger - Softcover

Swinfield, John

 
9781780363301: Knock Down Ginger

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A serial killer tortures and slays his prey. In his bloody wake comes hard-eyed detective Jack Raven, and his young protégé, Rosie Diamond. They pursue a desperado on a murderous rampage. As the mystery unfolds, and as Raven and Diamond close in on their prey, the evil network switches from the wealthy and powerful in the monied enclaves of high-society London to the drug-riddled, impoverished slums of South America, and the endangered settlements of the Brazilian rainforest. Knock Down Ginger is a highly readable and steely thriller with an anguished moral dilemma. A compelling page-turner as it grips the reader from first page to last.

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John Swinfield has an MA in maritime history and is an ex-Fleet Street journalist, broadcaster and historian. A former Industrial Journalist of the Year, he was an on-screen reporter with Nationwide (BBC1) and The Money Programme (BBC2). For ITV/C4 he made the Enterprise series, an award-winning documentary strand where he travelled the globe, producing and directing myriad films about the rich and influential, such as David Rockefeller, Robert Maxwell, Richard Branson and Gloria Vanderbilt. He has three Royal Television Society awards. He won the Sandford St. Martin Premier Award for his film Beggars in Paradise (ITV) shot in Peru, one of several documentaries he made about dispossessed peoples in the teeming slums of Latin America and south-east Asia. John Swinfield was also previously the executive producer of Arts & Features for Anglia Television and is a well-known public speaker. His published works include two world histories Airship: Design, Development & Disaster; and the daring saga of early submariners, from Da Vinci’s earliest imaginings to the underwater warriors of WW1, Sea Devils: Pioneer Submariners.

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