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Discover the thrilling world of 'Double-Barrelled', a gripping hardback novel by acclaimed author Hawkman, featuring 160 pages of suspense and intrigue. This beautifully crafted book, published by The Crowood Press, dives into the life of Abdon Timpson, a wealthy banker who seemingly has it all—money, looks, and brains. However, his world turns upside down when he's wrongfully jailed, leading to a web of crime and deception that reveals dark secrets about his past. As Abdon becomes embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse with a deadly outlaw who resembles him, readers will be captivated by the unexpected twists and moral dilemmas he faces. Perfect for fans of contemporary thrillers and mystery novels, 'Double-Barrelled' promises a heart-pounding reading experience that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Order your brand-new copy today and immerse yourself in this unforgettable tale that explores themes of arrogance, identity, and redemption. Enjoy fast delivery options to ensure you get your hands on this must-read novel as quickly as possible.
By Hawkman, Dirk
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages 160
Publisher The Crowood Press
The money, the looks, the brains rich banker Abdon Timpson has it all - and he knows it. But his uppity arrogance doesn't help Abdon when the sheriff cuffs him and locks him up for the night. There's a gunman on the loose, and this outlaw is a dead ringer for Abdon. The shootings don't stop when Abdon's in jail, though, and it looks like Abdon's folks have been hiding something from him. Abdon learns a thing or two about himself - and it isn't pretty.
By Hawkman, Dirk
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages 160
Publisher The Crowood Press
The money, the looks, the brains rich banker Abdon Timpson has it all - and he knows it. But his uppity arrogance doesn't help Abdon when the sheriff cuffs him and locks him up for the night. There's a gunman on the loose, and this outlaw is a dead ringer for Abdon. The shootings don't stop when Abdon's in jail, though, and it looks like Abdon's folks have been hiding something from him. Abdon learns a thing or two about himself - and it isn't pretty.