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About Division: A violent crime thriller set in Northumberland (John Black 3) (The John Black Thrillers)

From the moment John Black stepped foot in his hometown, he knew darkness would follow. The Northern England landscape held bittersweet memories for John - memories of childhood innocence and a lost love. But as he attends a family funeral, those memories are shattered by the discovery of a body in the dunes of Cross Hill, a place where John used to play as a child. And it's a body of a woman he once knew. Haunted by his past and driven by a set of mysterious coordinates left for him at a local pub, John races against time to confront the killer. But as the body count grows and the police close in on his connection to the victims, John must also face the painful truth of his own actions and the evil that continues to haunt him. With each mile he drives through the ancient coastal and rural landscapes, from Alnwick Castle to Hadrian's Wall, John's inner turmoil grows. Will he ever be free from the darkness that consumes him? Or will death continue to follow wherever he goes? Fans of "The Girl on the Train" and "Gone Girl" will be captivated by this gripping psychological thriller. Buy now before the price changes and discover the chilling secrets hidden within these pages. --------------------------------- 'Division is my favourite so far and I didn’t think that possible after Untethered. Bowie pushes the limits of darkness further here than before and with the great reveal blows the whole thing wide open. I’m both excited and yet slightly sad to know that the story has now reached the end but have the final chapter to Viking. I can’t wait to see how it plays out.' --JAMES JENKINS --- 'The tale really ratchets up the grim and violent anger that encompasses John Black. It’s brutal, it’s visceral and it’s vicious with a deep seated rage and fury burning throughout.' I have read this series in close order, they have all sat in my mind and I have had to brood on the review, as I know my words can’t do the books justice.' -- ALEX JONES -----

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