The paperback of Dead Man's Grip, the seventh novel featuring
Detective Superintendent Roy Grace by Peter James, will be released September
18 in the United States from Minotaur Books. The popular Roy Grace
novels have sold over thirteen million copies worldwide and have been
translated into thirty-five languages. Notably, Dead Man's Grip is the
fifth consecutive novel in the series to achieve the #1 UK Sunday Times
bestselling slot.
Dead Man's Grip
tells the story of a fateful accident that kills a teenage student from a
family with connections to organized crime that pledges to revenge his
death. Marilyn Stasio of the New York Times said of it: "The
methodical investigation is always authentically detailed...James' inspired
villains are worthy of leading roles in mad-dog-killer thrillers."
Peter James is one of the world's best selling crime and thriller novelists. The mystery writer has developed a close working relationship with the Sussex, UK police over many years, spending an average of one day a week with them. His writing reveals a unique insight into the reality of modern day police work and forensic science. He has also carried out extensive research with police in Moscow, Munich, Paris, Melbourne, Sweden, New York and Romania, and regularly attends international police conferences to ensure he is at the cutting edge of investigative police work. His eighth Roy Grace novel, Not Dead Yet, will be available in hardcover from Minotaur Books November 27 of this year.
Peter James' readers
around the globe have made his novels international bestsellers, and help
spread the word about the author through Twitter, blogs and his very active
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/peterjames.roygrace.
For additional information on Peter James, his
Roy Grace detective series and his standalone works, visit www.PeterJames.com.
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Former leading New Zealand publisher and bookseller, and widely experienced judge of both the Commonwealth Writers Prize and the Montana New Zealand Book Awards, talks about what he is currently reading, what impresses him and what doesn't, along with chat about the international English language book scene, and links to sites of interest to booklovers.
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