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Frederick Brooke
Biography
Frederick Lee Brooke launched the Annie Ogden Mystery Series in 2011 with Doing Max Vinyl and following with Zombie Candy in 2012, a book that is neither about zombies nor sweets. The third mystery in the series, Collateral Damage, appeared in 2013. The first book in Fred’s entirely new series is due in November 2013.
A resident of Switzerland for the last 20 years, Fred has worked as a teacher, language school manager and school owner. He has three boys and two cats and recently had to learn how to operate both washing machine and dryer.
When not writing or doing the washing, Fred can be found walking along the banks of the Rhine River, sitting in a local cafe, or visiting all the local pubs in search of his lost umbrella.
A resident of Switzerland for the last 20 years, Fred has worked as a teacher, language school manager and school owner. He has three boys and two cats and recently had to learn how to operate both washing machine and dryer.
When not writing or doing the washing, Fred can be found walking along the banks of the Rhine River, sitting in a local cafe, or visiting all the local pubs in search of his lost umbrella.
Where to find Frederick Brooke online
Website: http://www.frederickleebrooke.com
Twitter: @frederickbrooke
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://ch.linkedin.com/pub/frederick-brooke/34/62b/aba
Twitter: @frederickbrooke
Facebook: Facebook profile
LinkedIn: http://ch.linkedin.com/pub/frederick-brooke/34/62b/aba
Where to buy in print
Books
Kollateralschaden (Ein Annie Ogden Krimi)
by Frederick Brooke
Price:
$3.79 USD.
Words: 90,350.
Language:
German.
Published: November 17, 2013.
Categories:
Fiction » Mystery & detective » Women Sleuths, Fiction » Thriller & suspense » Action & suspense
Als Annie Ogdens Ex Michael Garcia wieder auftaucht, muss sie eine Lügengeschichte aus der Zeit ihres Irak-Dienstes beichten. Annies Ärger mit drei besessenen Männern wird dennoch nebensächlich, als sie feststellen muss, dass ein Mörder sie selbst im Visier hat.