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The Murder Inn (Bill Robinson Series, Book 2)
ISBN: 9781804941201
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- The Murder Inn is a gripping crime thriller from bestselling authors James Patterson and Candice Fox. The novel returns readers to the rugged Massachusetts coastline, where former police detective Bill Robinson has attempted to leave his troubled past behind and start a quieter life managing The Inn by the Sea.
- Bill's peaceful retreat is shattered when a powerful crime boss arrives in town. As intimidation, violence, and criminal activity spread throughout the community, Bill realizes that remaining uninvolved is no longer an option. When local criminals begin turning up dead and the inn itself becomes a target, danger quickly escalates.
- Together with Sheriff Clayton Spears and a trusted group of residents, including an Army veteran, a former FBI agent, and the inn's enigmatic groundskeeper, Bill launches an investigation into the growing violence. As the group uncovers deeper criminal connections, they find themselves facing enemies who are willing to do anything to gain control of the town.
- The novel combines fast-paced action, suspenseful mysteries, and strong character relationships. At its heart is the idea of a "chosen family," as Bill and his allies work together to protect their community and each other. Their determination is tested as they confront betrayal, corruption, and deadly threats.
- Filled with twists, tension, and Patterson's trademark short, compelling chapters, The Murder Inn delivers an exciting blend of crime-solving and thriller storytelling. The result is an entertaining mystery about loyalty, courage, and the lengths people will go to defend the place they call home.
Additional Information
Publisher Penguin Random House
Vendor BORDERS
Release Date 27 Feb 2025
Pages 320 pages
Format Paperback
Age 18+
Width 12.2 cm
Height 2 cm
Language English
Weight 224 g
Barcode 9781804941201