Danger by Association
Danger by Association by Heather Burnside is a gripping narrative published by D M Writing Services on May 17, 2016. This edition spans 229 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Rita, who has long avoided Manchester due to traumatic memories linked to a gangster named Leroy and the loss of a loved one. However, the wedding of her brother, John, compels her to return, albeit with the condition of staying away from the Riverhill estate and Leroy’s family.
As the plot unfolds, Rita’s son, Daniel, finds himself in peril, prompting her to confront the very dangers she sought to escape. With the help of an unexpected ally who offers crucial information under specific conditions, Rita realizes she must enlist her brother’s assistance. This decision places John in a moral dilemma, as he must choose between his duty as a law enforcement officer and the urgent need to protect his sister’s son. The book delves into themes of family loyalty and the complexities of confronting one’s past within the realms of mystery and suspense.
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Rita has been avoiding Manchester; it brings back too many bad memories. She still has harrowing flashbacks of ruthless gangster, Leroy, and the death of a loved one. It takes the wedding of her brother, John, to persuade her to return. She agrees on the condition that she steers clear of the Riverhill estate and Leroy’s family. When her son, Daniel, is placed in danger, Rita is lured back to the Riverhill where she confronts those she believes responsible. She receives support from an unlikely source who promises information subject to terms. Realising that she needs help to act on that information, Rita turns to her brother, John. But John works for the law. And he will have to go against everything he believes in if he agrees to embark on a maverick mission to help save his sister’s son.
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