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Burnout
I see him like he’s in a fog. Jack. My own Jack. Backed up against a wall.
His hands are feeling the rough brick behind him. I am standing by his shoulder.
And though his face is turned away from me, I know his dark hair must be
sticking to his forehead. There will be droplets of water beading on his
eyelashes. His pupils will be dilated. And if he would only turn his head,
I would be able to see them. Circles of perfect black.
Then he is running away and I am calling, begging him to stop. It is as if
he never betrayed me. As if I really want him back. It is my favourite
nightmare.
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Rod Duncan
'The third book from Welsh-born Duncan is an action-packed modern crime
thriller, set in Leicester. Like a Patricia
Cornwell novel, BURNOUT is contemporary, compelling yet easy to read.'
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