The Soft Centre by James Hadley Chase (FIRST EDITION)
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Frank Terrell #1
186 Pages, Hardcover
FIRST EDITION 1964
20.5cm x 14cm
Goodreads Rating: 3.53 * 213 ratings * 21 reviews
Genres: Mystery/Pulp/Noir
Val Burnett was the attractive daughter of a multi-millionaire. Her pleasantly organised life had been cruelly shattered when her husband, Chris, received severe brain injuries in a car crash. While convalescing in Florisa, Chris disappeared for twenty-four hours - leaving no message or trace of his whereabouts.
During the same night an attractive blonde was found brutally murdered in a second-rate motel - her body hideously mutilated. But while the police were searching for the murderer, an unscrupulous private investigator discovered evidence that Chris was the monster responsible for the killing.
Threatened with blackmail, but determined to prove her husband's innocence, Val set out to trace Chris's movements on the night of the murder and found herself on the trail of a maniac who didn't need a motive to kill again...