Broken Lives

Broken Lives

by Cesario Picca
Broken Lives

Broken Lives

by Cesario Picca

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Overview

A compelling psychological thriller

Broken Lives is a compelling psychological thriller set in London where Scotland Yard is engaged in a difficult investigation to arrest a sadist serial killer who tortures and kills young students.
The battered corpses of three young students are found between Tower Bridge, Borough Market and the Shakespeare Globe Theatre, warning a London already struggling with a fear of terrorist attacks. Investigation is entrusted to the promising Italian-British detective of Scotland Yard, Sonny D'Amato, who must stop the serial killer before the list of the dead gets longer.
Clues lead to investigating old cases of child abuse that may have triggered a weak, suffering mind

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781719311694
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 05/19/2018
Series: I gialli di Saru Santacroce , #4
Pages: 168
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.39(d)

About the Author

Cesario Picca (1972) born and bred in Salento (South Italy) thanks to his parents Francesco and Antonia, lives in Bologna. For 25 years he worked as a crime and judicial reporter, but now he devotes his time to his thrillers and his character Rosario Saru Santacroce.
He has already published (2005) the juridical essay Ungagged - the developing concept of freedom of the press.
His love for thrillers blossomed with Murder in the Tremiti Isles (She, the other and death...) in which the main character is a reporter from Salento, Rosario Saru Santacroce, who will soon be involved in many other intrigues and adventures with the same likeable verve and curiosity.
In 2002 Picca was awarded the Piero Passetti prize for "chronicler of the year". He's a speaker or moderator at numerous conferences and participates in many radio and television broadcasts.
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