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The Square Up

SJ Brown

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English
Forty South Publishing Pty Ltd
30 April 2021
Everybody carries emotional baggage throughout their lives…and most resolve their issues. But what if one individual won’t let go of a longstanding grudge…and enacts a murderous revenge scheme.

DI John Mahoney is confronted with a serial killer intent upon squaring up with his victims in an elaborate and brutal manner. Mahoney and his investigative team must harness the insights of a forensic psychologist to unravel the mindset of their calculating and ruthless foe if the mayhem is to be halted.

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Imprint:   Forty South Publishing Pty Ltd
Country of Publication:   Australia
Dimensions:   Height: 234mm,  Width: 153mm,  Spine: 20mm
ISBN:   9780648972785
ISBN 10:   064897278X
Pages:   272
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Stephen Brown resides in Hobart where the DI Mahoney series is set. When not writing he walks his Border collie, makes plans to play more golf, and endeavours to contribute to family life. The intention of his fiction is to enable readers to explore Tasmania in its various guises and to investigate the harsher realities of modern life.

Reviews for The Square Up

Praise for the DETECTIVE INSPECTOR MAHONEY SERIES HIGH BEAM is 'a seriously welcome addition to the Australian thriller genre. It's tight and gripping from the start.' - Quintin Jardine 'I love reading novels set in Tasmania; HIGH BEAM didn't disappoint. Can't wait to get my hands on the sequel.' - Examiner, Launceston 'HIGH BEAM is clever, relevant, well-written and has momentum. Brown has developed a tough, uncompromising central character.' - Mercury, Hobart DEAD WOOD's 'combination of racy thriller, local context and relentless crime fighter prove a winner with its sophisticated context of power politics, big business and issues that influence the future development of the state.' - Mercury, Hobart


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