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    48 Hours: A City of London Thriller
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    48 Hours: A City of London Thriller

    By J Jackson Bentley

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    “If you don’t pay me £250,000.00 in the next 48 Hours you will die”. The text on Josh Hammond’s BlackBerry was blunt and chilling. Surely it must be a joke, but when Josh is attacked in broad daylight and people around him start to die he knows that his blackmailer is deadly serious. Can Josh raise the money, can his attractive new bodyguard protect him, who is blackmailing him and why? He has 48 hours to find out. The first novel in the acclaimed City of London Thriller series is a hit which will enthral everyone who knows and loves its London settings. Rich in detail and truly evocative it is a real page turner, told in around 100,000 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFidus Publishing
    Release dateNov 28, 2011
    ISBN9781908042088
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