Dead on Target

Dead on Target - Paperback

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Dead on Target

Dead on Target - Paperback

by Stephen Johnson
$31.66
Sale price  $31.66 Regular price 

Book Overview

The past was meant to stay buried. But someone is digging it up - one body at a time.

Six years ago, the Melbourne Spotlight current affairs team covered a shocking crime spree - a series of brutal, seemingly random attacks. As the body count rose, the police and journalists worked tirelessly to unmask the perpetrator.

When the killer was finally stopped, everyone assumed the violence was over.

They were wrong.

Now, an arson attack - with a chilling message - and a vicious assault in Apollo Bay on the Great Ocean Road, drags the story dubbed 'the Tugga's Mob saga' back into the news.

It becomes clear: someone new is out for vengeance. And they won't stop until justice - twisted or true - is served.

The mystery goes international when the lone survivor of the original crime flees to the UK, desperate to outrun a past that won't let go, and the roving Melbourne Spotlight crew chase new leads in London and on the Oxford canals.

But they're not alone.

Because the killer is already there. Waiting.

ISBN9781922904911
Author Stephen Johnson
PublisherClan Destine Press
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedMarch 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages264
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Stephen Johnson

Stephen Johnson is the author of How Shostakovich Changed My Mind and The Eighth: Mahler and the World in 1910. He has taken part in several hundred radio programmes and documentaries, including BBC Radio 3's weekly Discovering Music series, and has made numerous appearances on TV, contributing as a guest interviewee on BBC Radio 4's coverage of The Proms, ITV's The South Bank Show, and on BBC1's The One Show. Additionally, he made an important contribution, both as commentator and narrator, to Tony Palmer's controversial film about the composer Ralph Vaughan Williams, Oh Thou Transcendent, and more recently to Palmer's film about Gustav Holst, In the Bleak Midwinter. He lives in Herefordshire.

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