Blood Ties - Tony Millington - Bog

RAVENSWOOD CRIME SERIES - BOOK 2
'Grabs you right from the explosive start!' - Roger A. Price, thriller author

A police officer is snatched from the streets. The Ravenswood police are on high alert. Who is behind the abduction? Will they find their colleague alive?

A teenage girl going for a run disappears... Another young woman is found dead, buried in concrete. Murdered.

New DSI Tanya Wright has her hands full. The police are stretched to their limits, bent on taking down the abductors of their colleague, and on the hunt for a killer. Not to mention their undercover agent, in daily fear of being caught trying to bring down a criminal gang.

Already under pressure, DCI Watson and his best friend, DS Monteith, face a shocking revelation, turning their world upside down.
Once again, they find themselves in danger. Once again, they have to fight their way out of it. Will they catch the killer? Will they survive?

Is blood thicker than water? Find out in 'BLOOD TIES'.

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Another brilliant read from Tony Millington. The way Tony has written makes the story a great rollercoaster ride of trying to work out what is going to happen next. A recommended read for all crime detective fans. - Aled
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This story has a great plot with lots of strands running concurrently and which stretch this very likable team of detectives to their limit. There's plenty of action and the pace is kept up throughout, leading to a dramatic ending and some nice twists along the way. I am definitely looking forward to seeing what comes next in this series! 5* - Alyson Reads and Reviews
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A great read that keeps you guessing throughout. I love that the characters are becoming more involved. Already waiting for the next book! - Stephanie Wellbelove
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A very well-written book with many surprises throughout. This was not a book that was easy to predict the outcome of. I loved that. Twists and turns and a conclusion I didn't expect made this a great read. I look forward to further tales from Ravenswood. - Lynda Checkley