Witch Hunt

Jack Harvey, Book 1

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Witch Hunt

By: Ian Rankin

Narrated by: Nicola Walker

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Interpol have tried and failed to find her. Now the combined forces of Scotland Yard and MI5 must try the impossible to prevent a major international incident.

For Dominic Elder, Witch is his passion, his obsession. And being retired is no bar to his willingness to restart the hunt. MI5 know that the man who wrote the Witch file is the key to catching their quarry. But the truth isn't easy to spot. And it is only when an MI5 novice and his French counterpart piece together the smallest of clues, that Witch suddenly looks vulnerable.

Ian RankinNicola WalkerOrion Publishing Group LimitedJack Harvey

Crime Fiction

Fiction

Mystery

Police Procedural

Thriller & Suspense

Traditional Detectives

Detective

Magic Users

Magic

Witchcraft

Suspense

Crime

Crime Fiction Fiction Mystery Police Procedural Thriller & Suspense Traditional Detectives Detective Magic Users Magic Witchcraft Suspense Crime

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To date, I have only read Rebus novels by Ian Rankin. This story of secret service agents tracking down an almost shapeshifting assassin is intriguing stuff. Made even more intriguing by the superb narration of the inimitable Nicola Walker, who seems to effortlessly meander from one accent to another with consummate ease.