Murder on the Dance Floor
A Superintendent Gregory Summers Mystery (Gregory Summers Mysteries)
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Word Count
72,000 words, Guess
Page Count
288 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7965315M
- ISBN-139780749081195
- ISBN-100749081198
- OCLC Control Number85690613
- OCLC Control Numbermurderondanceflo0000kell
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- Goodreads788427
- LibraryThing3850157
Classifications
- LCCPR6061.E4965
Description
"The first death at the Kismet Klub in Newbury is put down to a routine Ecstasy mishap - tragic for the family involved but an all too common event. Even when, a few months later, a second drug-related death is connected to the club, it doesn't occur to Superintendent Gregory Summers that the town could have its first serial killer. But he does discover that the deaths weren't due to Ecstasy as originally suspected, but to an altogether more unpredictable and dangerous drug: Entrium Trilenium. Known as Entry, the new drug is easy to manufacture, looks deceptively like Ecstasy, but is lethal: a single tablet could be enough to kill." "Meanwhile, DC 'Nick' Nicolaides's fiancee, Nadia, holds a somewhat unusual hen party - to which Greg's partner Angie, DCI Freeman's daughters and DS Babs Carey are invited - at the Kismet Klub on the same night as an undercover police inquiry. So it is that, under Greg's nose, the Kismet Killer strikes again - and this time the attack comes terrifyingly close to home. As Greg and his team delve into the deaths, the superintendent finds himself embroiled in one of the most unnerving cases of his career. And whatever the outcome, the life of one member of Newbury CID will never be the same again."--BOOK JACKET.
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