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    The Killing Street: Street Duty (Book 2)
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    The Killing Street: Street Duty (Book 2)

    By Chris Ould

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    Gemma loves Dean, but he's making her do things that she doesn't want to do. Ryan did a deal to join up with the Kaddy Boys, but now he's in, there's no getting out. Taz is being paid to be an informant for the cops, but is she getting too close to the targets? And when Trainee Police Officer Holly Blades attends her first suspicious death, is she really ready for the impact that being a copper can have on your family, your friends and your life? Especially when you know one of the suspects... Real life, real crime and real drama collide in the second, compulsive instalment of Street Duty – an arresting series for young adults from a BAFTA award-winning writer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUsborne Publishing Ltd
    Release dateJun 1, 2013
    ISBN9781409557333
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    The Killing Street: Street Duty (Book 2)
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    Chris Ould

    Chris Ould is a BAFTA award-winning screenwriter who has worked on many TV shows including The Bill, Soldier Soldier, Casualty and Hornblower. He is the author of The Blood Strand, the first book in the Faroes series - which received a starred review from Booklist, which called it “A winner for fans of Henning Mankell” - as well as Road Lines and A Kind of Sleep. He lives in Dorset.

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