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ISBN:	1409218902 (ISBN13: 9781409218906)
Edition Language:	English

The Value of Life Paperback | Pages: 184 pages

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Title	:	The Value of Life
Author	:	Andy Crowson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 184 pages
Published	:	October 29th 2008 by Lulu (first published July 17th 2008)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Crime. Suspense

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The Value of Life

A Kidnapping – but the parents are ordinary folk and the ransom note does not demand a specific amount of cash … what value do the parents put on their son’s life?

CDI Peter Bentworth is baffled and turns to the only psychology graduate on his force – new to the department Josef Lindahl. When first one more, then two more and then three more boys of similar appearance and age but with widely differing parental background are snatched from under the noses of their parents, life at the Longmarsh station in south London gets really hectic.

DI Mason is convinced it’s the money (as it usually is in a kidnapping) Lindahl is sure that money is not the kidnapper’s main concern … but he’s just a new DC. And anyway, what does the kidnapper really want?

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Ratings: 3.54 From 489 Users | 76 Reviews

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The description for this book looked so good that I just HAD to add it to my to-read list. After not even a quarter of the book, I was enthralled. I couldn't put it down! The plot is incredible, the characters individualized and developed, and the twists unpredictable. It kept me guessing until the end. Aside from the editing errors that could easily be touched up (hence the four stars instead of five), the book was great. I'm going to buy the next one now!

I really liked this book. I got it on my Nook as a free download. The author did a great job! It isn't just good for a free book, it is good story, well written, the story line is very interesting, suspensful and gripping. Once I began to read, I couldn't stop. Very good job Mr. Crowson! I applaud you and will but you on my list of great suspense authors!Josef has only been a policeman for 6 months, He has a degree in Criminal Psychology and has been hired as a Detective Constable. His first

Great read! Thouroughly enjoyed reading this book so much I couldn't put it down. I read some of the other reviews about grammatical and spelling errors making it hard to read. While there were definitely some errors that should have been caught in the editing process, I think most of the "errors" being referred to were actually intential as the author was trying to emulate the speech patterns and pronunciations of a certain area. These did not take away from the story at all.

A Wonderful Story!I really liked this book. It described the emotions of families loosing a child by abduction. The author did a great job with the plot and the determination of the detectives in solving this crime. A great book!

Not a great book, but a good plot. While the main character is abducting boys, he really is out to make a point of how much value would you put on your child's life to get them back. In the long run, it wasn't really about the money but to prove a point since his son was killed and the man basically got a slap on the hand for the crime committed.

A parents worst nightmare...their child has gone missing. Heart wrenching just to think about, right? Well, what if before the police can even get the case going another is taken, then another, and another. Newbie detective Josef Lindahl is brought on board to work the cases, much to the chagrin of colleague Mason. The kidnapper, known from his ransom notes as "K" doesn't give the parents much time to come up with ransom money. To make matters worse, K doesn't give them an amount so it is up to

Great read! Thouroughly enjoyed reading this book so much I couldn't put it down. I read some of the other reviews about grammatical and spelling errors making it hard to read. While there were definitely some errors that should have been caught in the editing process, I think most of the "errors" being referred to were actually intential as the author was trying to emulate the speech patterns and pronunciations of a certain area. These did not take away from the story at all.