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A Change of Circumstance: the new Simon Serrailler novel from million-copy bestselling author
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A Change of Circumstance: the new Simon Serrailler novel from million-copy bestselling author in Vernon, BC
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Current price: $42.95

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A Change of Circumstance: the new Simon Serrailler novel from million-copy bestselling author in Vernon, BC
By None
Current price: $42.95
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Size: Hardcover
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The latest novel in the million-copy selling Simon Serrailler series
Innocent or guilty. It's a matter of which lines you cross.
It's mid-winter and a body is discovered in a flat just outside Lafferton. It's a drugs overdose but something doesn't feel right. The place is entirely empty. Damp walls, bare floorboards. Not even a bed.
And then there's the man known as Fats. Preying on young children to run errands for him. Burner phones with instructions messaged through. Bribes followed by threats.
Can Serrailler finally break the drugs network that's spreading through the area or is it just too powerful for him?
'Keeps the reader guessing until the last page' Sunday Express
The latest novel in the million-copy selling Simon Serrailler series
Innocent or guilty. It's a matter of which lines you cross.
It's mid-winter and a body is discovered in a flat just outside Lafferton. It's a drugs overdose but something doesn't feel right. The place is entirely empty. Damp walls, bare floorboards. Not even a bed.
And then there's the man known as Fats. Preying on young children to run errands for him. Burner phones with instructions messaged through. Bribes followed by threats.
Can Serrailler finally break the drugs network that's spreading through the area or is it just too powerful for him?
'Keeps the reader guessing until the last page' Sunday Express




















