The Tin Kicker

Name: The Tin Kicker
Price: 5.49 EUR
Author: Ian Fraser
ISBN: 9781393681755

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Ian Fraser

Relay Publishing
Paru le : 09/01/2021

A PLANE DESTROYED. 300 DEAD. THIS WAS NO ACCIDENT. What killed Flight 4401? It's the worst ever crash on British soil and the whole world is watching,... > Lire la suite

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A PLANE DESTROYED. 300 DEAD. THIS WAS NO ACCIDENT. What killed Flight 4401? It's the worst ever crash on British soil and the whole world is watching, waiting to learn the cause. Some assume it was just a terrible accident. Others suspect a critical flaw in the aircraft's design. Many believe it was deliberate. What no one realises is that this is just the beginning. Air crash investigator Alex Jamieson and his team must discover the cause of the crash before any more aircraft are lost, but it soon becomes clear that there are other forces working against them.
The destruction of Flight 4401 was the spark, and now the world is sliding inexorably toward a bloody war - unless the truth of the crash can be discovered first. A tightly-woven plot that takes the reader on an intriguing, action-packed journey that explores every air traveller's worst fears.

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Date de parution : 09/01/2021
Editeur : Relay Publishing
ISBN : 978-1-393-68175-5
EAN : 9781393681755
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Biographie de Ian Fraser

Ian Fraser was born and raised in Kent, South East England, and spent much of his adult life around London and the home counties before moving to Scotland in 2014. In the past, he's picked cabbages on a farm and got a tractor to do a wheelie (don't try this at home), worked in various printers' where he played chicken with forklift trucks (don't try this either), pretended to be a 'people person' at an airport (definitely don't try this), and made spectacles badly in an opticians.
He now writes full time at his home in rural Aberdeenshire, where he lives with Judy, his partner, an itinerant pigeon named Graham and the mouse that lives under his shed.