Max China

The Life and Times of William Boule Max China 1.º edición

When hard-nosed journalist Carla Black, writes a book about serial killer, William Boule, and then receives a tip-off that he's gone to ground in a North African tourist resort, she hatches a plan. 

A monster in human form, Boule has evaded detection for over forty years. If she can lure him back to England to face justice, she'll have the story of a lifetime, but first, she must travel to Morocco, using herself as bait to draw him out.

After securing a promise from a newspaper editor to print her story if she doesn't return within a month, she prints a limited run of books and posters bearing the killer's likeness, and packing a suitcase full of them, flies out to Morocco.

She arrives, and recruits local boy, Mohammed, to put up posters in prominent locations, while she distributes the book around the shops in town.

It isn't long before Boule is onto her and the boy, and Mohammed risks his life to help her escape.

When police find a dead cleaner in her hotel room, she is faced with a choice: Give herself up - jeopardizing the story, or run. 

With Boule hot on her heels, and the body count rising, she chooses to flee.

Can she evade the police, and her deadly pursuer, to make it back out of Morocco alive?

'An action-packed, tightly knit, page-turning read...'