Snatched
Published on 29. October 2018
200 pages
978-1-78589-781-8 (ISBN)
Description
Welcome to Snatched. Welcome to the world of Kieran.
Officially, Kieran runs a high end ticket agency. Unofficially, his job is to steal children to order so that wealthy oligarchs can complete their family and have the son or daughter they have never been able to have. Unknown to him, Chiswick-born Thomas is set to become the latest victim as he holidays with his family on the Algarve.
Written from the perspective of a character who sees it only as his job, David provides an thought-provoking insight into a world morally incomprehensible to most people. Comparable to works by Iain Banks, Snatched explores what happens when one snatch goes wrong. This book is an exciting and fast-paced novel that will appeal to fans of thrillers.
Officially, Kieran runs a high end ticket agency. Unofficially, his job is to steal children to order so that wealthy oligarchs can complete their family and have the son or daughter they have never been able to have. Unknown to him, Chiswick-born Thomas is set to become the latest victim as he holidays with his family on the Algarve.
Written from the perspective of a character who sees it only as his job, David provides an thought-provoking insight into a world morally incomprehensible to most people. Comparable to works by Iain Banks, Snatched explores what happens when one snatch goes wrong. This book is an exciting and fast-paced novel that will appeal to fans of thrillers.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Market Harborough
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Troubador Publishing
File size
1,69 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-78589-781-8 (9781785897818)
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Snatched is David M. Sindall's second book, following the success of his debut novel After Alyson (Matador, 2013). David has previously written plays, including the comedy Three Turds, which was performed at the Edinburgh festival.
