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Late Shift (2014)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781910105160 bzw. 1910105163, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, in-stock.
When someone shoots you while you're on duty, I think you have right to be pissed off. When you discover you have the ability to make sure the nasty little scrote does time in the afterlife, even if the conventional courts let you down, it's an 'accident' waiting to happen."Good police officers are hard to find so when PC Nick Kerridge finds himself waking up in the afterlife he's offered a job much like his last one. Only instead of collecting people with outstanding warrants against their names, he's collecting overdue souls. Frustrated by the fact that Nick's murderer continues to be on the loose the team decide it's time to bend the rules a little and reap some overtime. With the added benefit of real police procedure enhancing the story this is a comedy drama that is sure to rise in the ranks - BookReviewer.com.
When someone shoots you while you're on duty, I think you have right to be pissed off. When you discover you have the ability to make sure the nasty little scrote does time in the afterlife, even if the conventional courts let you down, it's an 'accident' waiting to happen."Good police officers are hard to find so when PC Nick Kerridge finds himself waking up in the afterlife he's offered a job much like his last one. Only instead of collecting people with outstanding warrants against their names, he's collecting overdue souls. Frustrated by the fact that Nick's murderer continues to be on the loose the team decide it's time to bend the rules a little and reap some overtime. With the added benefit of real police procedure enhancing the story this is a comedy drama that is sure to rise in the ranks - BookReviewer.com.
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Late Shift
EN NWISBN: 9781910105153 bzw. 1910105155, in Englisch, Netherworld Books, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, in-stock.
When someone shoots you while you're on duty, I think you have right to be pissed off. When you discover you have the ability to make sure the nasty little scrote does time in the afterlife, even if the conventional courts let you down, it's an 'accident' waiting to happen. Good police officers are hard to find so when PC Nick Kerridge finds himself waking up in the afterlife he's offered a job much like his last one. Only instead of collecting people with outstanding warrants against their names, he's collecting overdue souls. Frustrated by the fact that Nick's murderer continues to be on the loose the team decide it's time to bend the rules a little and reap some overtime. With the added benefit of real police procedure enhancing the story this is a comedy drama that is sure to rise in the ranks - BookReviewer.com.
When someone shoots you while you're on duty, I think you have right to be pissed off. When you discover you have the ability to make sure the nasty little scrote does time in the afterlife, even if the conventional courts let you down, it's an 'accident' waiting to happen. Good police officers are hard to find so when PC Nick Kerridge finds himself waking up in the afterlife he's offered a job much like his last one. Only instead of collecting people with outstanding warrants against their names, he's collecting overdue souls. Frustrated by the fact that Nick's murderer continues to be on the loose the team decide it's time to bend the rules a little and reap some overtime. With the added benefit of real police procedure enhancing the story this is a comedy drama that is sure to rise in the ranks - BookReviewer.com.
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Late Shift (2014)
EN PB NWISBN: 9781494322144 bzw. 1494322145, in Englisch, 288 Seiten, 2. Ausgabe, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Usually ships in 24 hours.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.com.
When you're dead, the rules change... When PC Nick Kerridge is shot dead by a local criminal it doesn't so much spoil his day as cancel it completely. Instead of St. Peter meeting him in the Afterlife and deciding whether to allow him through the Pearly Gates, Nick is recruited to a team tasked with collecting the souls of people who didn't die when they were supposed to, which seriously inconveniences the bureaucrats responsible for Fate Planning. Unfortunately the Grim Reaper and his retrieval team aren’t meeting their performance targets. Returning to the physical realm Nick realises that the investigation into his own murder is going nowhere, and that he is the only person who can identify his killer. He will just have to do the job himself, but it's not easy to run a murder investigation when you're the victim. 'Dead men tell no tales', the saying goes, which is not strictly true. This lot just won't shut up, but unfortunately no one is listening. Some creative thinking is needed if the killer is to be brought to justice... An experienced police officer, Simon Hepworth has been a regular columnist in policing publications for several years. Late Shift benefits from his policing experience but he does admit that he has never tried the Afterlife Amazon Reviews: 'I hope life (come) death really is like that.' 'The plot is so different but so totally plausible.' 'An excellent first novel, well written and well presented.' 'A super read , full of humour and wit.' 'A novel take on the afterlife, very readable and enjoyable too.' I found myself outright laughing as I turned the pages. Excerpt from Late Shift: Summers rolled himself a cigarette, adding some herbal material, then lit it and lay back, sharing smoke and the sickly sweet odour of cannabis with the room. At least passive smoking no longer worried me. After a few minutes, the football match lost its grip on Summers, his eyes closed and he drifted off into an alcohol-fuelled snooze. I stood up, took the high-visibility vest from beneath my jacket and put it on. The vest was shredded by the passage of numerous shotgun pellets, and heavily stained with my blood. The overall impression was of massive trauma to my chest, which was exactly what I wanted to convey. Having put the vest on, I made myself visible, then stood and waited. The match ground its way torpidly through the first half, enlivened only when Arsenal scored, admittedly against the run of play. I didn't think Paul would complain. At least it allowed the home team's supporters to break into their obligatory rendition of ‘One nil to the Arsenal', a chant they managed to sustain till half time. Ten minutes into second half, Arsenal showed that they had clearly been invigorated during the interval, either by the inspirational leadership of their manager, or perhaps by someone slipping something into their tea. Whatever the cause, for what might have been the first time in recent history, they scored again, followed unbelievably soon after by a third. ‘Three nil to the Arsenal’ was now being sung with gusto by the increasingly incredulous crowd. Their fervour managed to percolate its way into Summers’ somnolent consciousness, and he stirred. I stood next to the television in my bloodied uniform and waited for him to open his eyes. As he returned to the muddle-headed state of semi-wakefulness that marks a groggy awakening, he was looking right at me. His face whitened with shock and his jaw dropped, a stream of drool running from the side of his mouth. I looked him straight in the eye and slowly raised my right arm till I was pointing at him, at which he shrank back against the backrest of the settee looking aghast. When I slowly but clearly mouthed the word ‘Murderer...’ I was delighted to see that he wet himself. Satisfied that, if nothing else, I would give him a few sleepless nights, I faded from his view and left the building. Paperback, Edition: 2, Label: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Product group: Book, Published: 2014-02-01, Studio: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.com.
When you're dead, the rules change... When PC Nick Kerridge is shot dead by a local criminal it doesn't so much spoil his day as cancel it completely. Instead of St. Peter meeting him in the Afterlife and deciding whether to allow him through the Pearly Gates, Nick is recruited to a team tasked with collecting the souls of people who didn't die when they were supposed to, which seriously inconveniences the bureaucrats responsible for Fate Planning. Unfortunately the Grim Reaper and his retrieval team aren’t meeting their performance targets. Returning to the physical realm Nick realises that the investigation into his own murder is going nowhere, and that he is the only person who can identify his killer. He will just have to do the job himself, but it's not easy to run a murder investigation when you're the victim. 'Dead men tell no tales', the saying goes, which is not strictly true. This lot just won't shut up, but unfortunately no one is listening. Some creative thinking is needed if the killer is to be brought to justice... An experienced police officer, Simon Hepworth has been a regular columnist in policing publications for several years. Late Shift benefits from his policing experience but he does admit that he has never tried the Afterlife Amazon Reviews: 'I hope life (come) death really is like that.' 'The plot is so different but so totally plausible.' 'An excellent first novel, well written and well presented.' 'A super read , full of humour and wit.' 'A novel take on the afterlife, very readable and enjoyable too.' I found myself outright laughing as I turned the pages. Excerpt from Late Shift: Summers rolled himself a cigarette, adding some herbal material, then lit it and lay back, sharing smoke and the sickly sweet odour of cannabis with the room. At least passive smoking no longer worried me. After a few minutes, the football match lost its grip on Summers, his eyes closed and he drifted off into an alcohol-fuelled snooze. I stood up, took the high-visibility vest from beneath my jacket and put it on. The vest was shredded by the passage of numerous shotgun pellets, and heavily stained with my blood. The overall impression was of massive trauma to my chest, which was exactly what I wanted to convey. Having put the vest on, I made myself visible, then stood and waited. The match ground its way torpidly through the first half, enlivened only when Arsenal scored, admittedly against the run of play. I didn't think Paul would complain. At least it allowed the home team's supporters to break into their obligatory rendition of ‘One nil to the Arsenal', a chant they managed to sustain till half time. Ten minutes into second half, Arsenal showed that they had clearly been invigorated during the interval, either by the inspirational leadership of their manager, or perhaps by someone slipping something into their tea. Whatever the cause, for what might have been the first time in recent history, they scored again, followed unbelievably soon after by a third. ‘Three nil to the Arsenal’ was now being sung with gusto by the increasingly incredulous crowd. Their fervour managed to percolate its way into Summers’ somnolent consciousness, and he stirred. I stood next to the television in my bloodied uniform and waited for him to open his eyes. As he returned to the muddle-headed state of semi-wakefulness that marks a groggy awakening, he was looking right at me. His face whitened with shock and his jaw dropped, a stream of drool running from the side of his mouth. I looked him straight in the eye and slowly raised my right arm till I was pointing at him, at which he shrank back against the backrest of the settee looking aghast. When I slowly but clearly mouthed the word ‘Murderer...’ I was delighted to see that he wet himself. Satisfied that, if nothing else, I would give him a few sleepless nights, I faded from his view and left the building. Paperback, Edition: 2, Label: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Product group: Book, Published: 2014-02-01, Studio: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform.
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Late Shift (2015)
EN NW EBISBN: 9781910105160 bzw. 1910105163, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book.
Lieferung aus: Niederlande, Direct beschikbaar.
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