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    The Stone Cold Killer (Part One): The Stone Cold Killer, #1
    The Stone Cold Killer (Part One): The Stone Cold Killer, #1
    The Stone Cold Killer (Part One): The Stone Cold Killer, #1
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    The Stone Cold Killer (Part One): The Stone Cold Killer, #1

    By Phoebe Cutlass

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    A German overseas student has disappeared from the streets of Oxford. Rachel Foley, a Missing Persons specialist is tasked with finding her. The search for Nikola Bodeker leads all the way to the dangerous backstreets of Hamburg and, finally, to the lair of a vengeful pimp and his towering accomplice.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPhoebe Cutlass
    Release dateNov 29, 2018
    ISBN9781386149521
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      The Stone Cold Killer (Part One) - Phoebe Cutlass

      Chapter One

      The contract-killer watched as the young woman boarded the bus. As usual, she was the only person getting on at that stop but today something was different: she was clutching a bundle of files to her chest. As a result, she had some difficulty retrieving the travel card from the top of the brown corduroy bag which hung slackly at her hip.

      He watched as she fumbled for the card and then passed it across the electronic reader. She glanced momentarily at the driver and then took her usual place next to the window, just two seats down on the right-hand side. He knew that for most of the twenty-minute journey she would stare vacantly out at the stream of traffic.

      The poor deluded bitch can’t have been more than thirty, but she had the mindset of a pensioner, he thought. The way she kept the world at bay through her adherence to the same routine. That was one dumb kick she had.

      If he didn’t get bored on her behalf then who the fuck would, he said to himself and smiled.

      She was one of these people who was a regular work-nut, he concluded. She had no life away from being a model student. He’d been casing her for more than a week now and in all that time she’d not allowed herself a single day off - not even at the weekend.

      Most students like to air it out a little, but she was definitely not one of them. So much of what counted as normal elsewhere would be totally off-limits to this crazed nerd. For a start, he couldn’t imagine her ever doing blow. He couldn’t imagine her doing anything but rock up in some corner of a fucking library.

      As far as he could tell, even sex was off the cards. Now that was one weird bitch, he thought. And it wasn’t as if she was bad looking. But then maybe she was getting laid on the college premises. Maybe one of the lecturers was pawing her tits. Who knows, maybe she only ever took off her glasses for the fucking Proctor and his wife.

      To him, it seemed a little screwy to be so caught up in academic life and to have no distractions. But then this was something favourable in the scheme of things. It would make the task of killing her a mostly straightforward matter.

      She was

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