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- ISBN 9781036702021
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 13 Mar 2025
- Publisher: Vinci Books
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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A murder long forgotten. A fresh corpse in the water. Can Detective Bridgette Cash uncover the truth and release the innocent
In the fourth gripping installment of the Bridgette Cash Mystery Thriller series, a man’s body is found in a lake, dead for no more than a week. However, police records reveal he was killed ten years ago.
As Detective Cash investigates, she discovers a web of secrets that shakes her resolve and questions the conviction of the individual wrongfully imprisoned for the crime.
With her beliefs challenged, Bridgette must delve into the murky depths of the investigation to clear the name of the falsely accused and deliver justice. Can she succeed before time runs out?
Trevor Douglas delivers a page-turning tale of intrigue and suspense that will keep readers guessing until the very end. The Cold Light of Day is a must-read for fans of police procedurals and suspense thrillers.
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Praise for the Bridgette Cash Mystery Thrillers:
★★★★★ Twists and turns all the way.
★★★★★ Excellent read and would stay up late just to read the end of the mystery.
★★★★★ I simply love these books.
★★★★★ I really like the main character. She is very smart and can kick posteriors too…
★★★★★ Another great book I had trouble putting it down
★★★★★ Keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Trevor Douglas is a multi-award winning author and the recipient of the Gold Medal for best Crime Fiction novel, and the Gold Medal for the best overall novel in the 2024 Global Book Awards. Trevor is married with two adult sons and when he is not writing, enjoys bushwalking, watching AFL and discovering the best coffee shops in Brisbane with his wife. After a long and successful career as an IT consultant, Trevor now writes full time and is currently working on his tenth book, The Catalin Crossing.
