The Toy Taker
The Toy Taker by Luke Delaney is a gripping thriller published by HarperCollins on July 28, 2015. This reprint edition spans 544 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows D.I. Sean Corrigan, who, despite his new office at Scotland Yard and a vast beat across London, faces a perplexing case involving the mysterious disappearance of a young boy from his home without any signs of struggle or forced entry.
Readers will delve into the complexities of Corrigan’s investigation as he grapples with his instincts and the unsettling nature of the case. The story explores themes of crime and the psychological intricacies of a predator’s mind, as Corrigan races against time to uncover the truth behind the abductions. With each twist, the tension escalates, revealing a sinister game that puts both the children and Corrigan himself in jeopardy.
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Outside the house, it’s cold and dark.
Inside, where it’s warm, children are sleeping.
D.I. Sean Corrigan might have a tiny new office at Scotland Yard and a huge new beat—all of London—but the job is the same. His team has a knack for catching the sickest criminals on either side of the Thames, thanks in large part to Corrigan’s uncanny ability to place himself inside the mind of a predator.
But he just can’t get a read on this new case. Four-year-old George Bridgeman went to sleep in his bedroom in a leafy London suburb . . . and wasn’t there in the morning. No tripped alarms. No broken windows. No sign of forced entry or struggle.
As his investigation zeroes in on a suspect, Corrigan’s gut tells him it doesn’t add up. Then another child is taken. Now someone’s toying with Corrigan. And the game is about to turn deadly.
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