The Bad Step Andrew Bibby
Crime... in the high Lake District fells
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Cordee Code: | CNB069 |
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Page Size: | 129 x 198 mm |
No of Pages: | 160 |
Publisher: | Gritstone Publishing Co-operative |
ISBN13: | 9780995560901 |
Author: | Andrew Bibby |
Published Date: | October 2016 |
Edition: | 1st ed, 2016 |
Binding: | Paperback |
Weight: | 190g |
Product Type: | simple |
For Nick Potterton, the once high-flying London journalist who has moved to the Cumbrian countryside, Davie Peters' death should be just another story to cover. But the longer he investigates, the more disturbing questions he has to answer. Was the death of one of England's most talented young athletes during a traditional Lake District fell race as accidental as it seemed? Or is somebody hiding the full story of what happened at the rock-face high in the mountains that is known as the Bad Step?
The Bad Step takes adult crime fiction to new heights - the high mountains of England's beautiful Lake District, where the action is set. A sequel, In the Cold of the Night, is also set in the Cumbrian fells and is also published by Gritstone Publishing.
About the author: Andrew Bibby is a professional writer and journalist, whose work has appeared in The Guardian, The Independent and other national papers. He is the author of several non-fiction books about northern England landscapes. A companion crime novel by Andrew Bibby, In the Cold of the Night, is also published by Gritstone Publishing.
The Bad Step takes adult crime fiction to new heights - the high mountains of England's beautiful Lake District, where the action is set. A sequel, In the Cold of the Night, is also set in the Cumbrian fells and is also published by Gritstone Publishing.
About the author: Andrew Bibby is a professional writer and journalist, whose work has appeared in The Guardian, The Independent and other national papers. He is the author of several non-fiction books about northern England landscapes. A companion crime novel by Andrew Bibby, In the Cold of the Night, is also published by Gritstone Publishing.