The Collectors

by Greg Jolley

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Pub Date Dec 15 2020 | Archive Date Dec 10 2020

BHC Press

General Fiction (Adult) | Mystery & Thrillers

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Description

Pierce Danser’s soon-to-be ex-wife, the glamorous actress Pauline Place, has disappeared. She’s been kidnapped by a very dangerous man, intent on adding her to his bizarre and twisted collection.

But Pierce is determined to find and rescue her, no matter the obstacles, even if it means the loss of his own life. The clock is ticking, his resources are slim, and he’s up against a sick man with a twisted, cruel vision.

Pierce Danser’s soon-to-be ex-wife, the glamorous actress Pauline Place, has disappeared. She’s been kidnapped by a very dangerous man, intent on adding her to his bizarre and twisted collection.

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A Note From the Publisher

Available in the following formats: Hardcover: (978-1-64397-177-3) Softcover: (978-1-64397-178-0) & Ebook: (978-1-64397-179-7). LCCN: (2020936635). Print distribution through Ingram, Gardners, Baker & Taylor, and Perma-Bound. Ebook library distribution through Overdrive, Hoopla, and Baker & Taylor

Available in the following formats: Hardcover: (978-1-64397-177-3) Softcover: (978-1-64397-178-0) & Ebook: (978-1-64397-179-7). LCCN: (2020936635). Print distribution through Ingram, Gardners, Baker...

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A Note From the Publisher

Available in the following formats: Hardcover: (978-1-64397-177-3) Softcover: (978-1-64397-178-0) & Ebook: (978-1-64397-179-7). LCCN: (2020936635). Print distribution through Ingram, Gardners, Baker & Taylor, and Perma-Bound. Ebook library distribution through Overdrive, Hoopla, and Baker & Taylor

Advance Praise

“...reads like a Luis Buñuel screenplay adaptation of a Shirley Jackson novel by way of Sigmund Freud, digs into the reader’s forebrain and refuses to go away.” — LibraryThing Early Reviewers (for View Finder)

"This is the first book I have read in a long time that I absolutely could not put down…" — LibraryThing Early Reviewers (for Murder in a Very Small Town)

“...reads like a Luis Buñuel screenplay adaptation of a Shirley Jackson novel by way of Sigmund Freud, digs into the reader’s forebrain and refuses to go away.” — LibraryThing Early Reviewers (for ...