Book cover for Someone's Little Angel by Jamie Ford

Someone's Little Angel

2020 Released
376 Pages
6-9 Hours
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Independently PublishedISBN 9798564841917

Who could be worse than Fred and Rosemary West, Robert Black or Ian Brady and Myra Hindley? Meet Brenda, Fat Alec and Gregor Zimmel, then decide. Follow Chief Superintendent Dan Kernick as he unravels a horrific child exploitation ring. When the shoes of a girl, abducted two years ago, are found at the scene of a horrific double murder, an international police investigation is launched. Chief Superintendent Dan Kernick is reluctant to take on the case but dispatches a team to review the original investigation, while he and his sergeant fly to Austria to unravel why the missing girl's shoes have been discovered there. As the twin strands of the investigation unfold, child exploitation rings in England and mainland Europe are linked to the abductions and deaths of missing children. Set in the North of England and the Austrian Tyrol, this is a hard hitting story, with explicit descriptions of inhuman treatment of victims, uncovering a world where those victims and the perpetrators of horrific crimes are tied inexorably together in a web of cruelty, suffering, and perverse sexual gratification.
This book follows the investigation into an organised crime group involved in child exploitation and people trafficking. It describes, sometimes in graphic detail, the plight of victims. Through the back-stories of some of the characters, the book also addresses issues like the cycle of abuse which can turn victims into perpetrators and the means by which they learn to prey on vulnerable children and young people.

Jamie Ford

Jamie Ford is the great-grandson of Nevada mining pioneer Min Chung, who emigrated from Hoiping, China, to San Francisco in 1865, where he adopted the western name Ford, thus confusing countless generations. His debut novel, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, spent two years on the New York Times bestseller list and went on to win the 2010 Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature. His work has been translated into thirty-five languages. Having grown up in Seattle, he now lives in Montana with his wife and a one-eyed pug.

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