Next to Die

Next to Die by Neil White, published by Sphere in 2014, is a gripping narrative that intertwines the lives of two brothers, Joe and Sam Parker, against the backdrop of a series of chilling murders in Manchester. Joe, a skilled criminal defense lawyer, and Sam, a dedicated homicide detective, are both haunted by the unsolved murder of their sister from fifteen years prior. As they navigate the complexities of a high-stakes trial involving Ronnie Bagley, who is accused of murdering his girlfriend and baby, the brothers find themselves on opposing sides of the courtroom.
This edition, comprising 403 pages, delves into the intense dynamics of family loyalty and the pursuit of justice. As Joe defends Bagley, he discovers that the accused may be more cunning than anticipated, leading to a tense confrontation with Sam, who is determined to solve the case. The story explores themes of crime and mystery, drawing readers into a suspenseful race against time to uncover the identity of a serial killer terrorizing their city.
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Joe Parker is Manchester’s most ingenious criminal defence lawyer.
Sam Parker is Manchester’s most tenacious homicide detective.
Both bear the burden of the unsolved murder of their sister fifteen years earlier. And both have a stake in a new series of murders that has shaken their city to its core.
Ronnie Bagley is locked up and facing trial for the murder of his girlfriend and baby and there’s only one lawyer he wants to defend him: Joe Parker. As Joe takes to the courtroom to represent Ronnie, little does he know that Bagley is smarter than anyone has given him credit for, and soon Joe will find himself pitched against his own brother, Sam, in a race to outwit the most terrifying serial killer the city has ever seen.
It isn’t long before Joe and Sam’s shared past comes crashing into the present in a pulse-pounding race to find out who is NEXT TO DIE…
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