Jack Bailey’s life wasn’t worth living – until someone tries to take it away. Scarred by his childhood, and working as a counsellor at a domestic crisis centre in York, Jack Bailey often thinks of ending what he sees as a worthless life. But when he is targeted by a ruthless serial killer, who seems determined to destroy every aspect of his life, he finds that maybe it is worth fighting for. With the police suspecting Jack is responsible for the gruesome killings, he is drawn into a deadly game of cat and mouse. Can he unmask and stop the killer before it is too late? Operating as both an exciting thriller and an exploration of to what extent we are shaped by our childhood experiences, this is a gripping and thought provoking read.
作者簡介
Paul Wallington was born in Birkenhead and first trained as an accountant before leaving industry to become a vicar. Paul then went to work at a secondary school in Bolton, first as a pastoral assistant and then as school chaplain. His loves include family, travel, film and sports – although watching these days rather than playing!
