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The Echo

Minette Walters: The Echo (UK 2012)

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"It was the smell that Mrs Powell noticed first. Slightly sweet. Slightly unpleasant. It shocked her badly to find a dead man in the corner, his head slumped on his knees."

Who was Billy Blake, other than a homeless alcoholic who wandered the streets?

Why was he found dead from starvation in one of the richest areas of one of the richest capitals in the world?

And why did he die alone in the garage of wealthy architect Amanda Powell - a woman whose wealth can only be explained if her husband is dead...?

Minette Walters: The Echo. Pan, ISBN: 9781447207924 (May, 2012), 448 p., £8.99.

 

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The Echo

Minette Walters: The Echo (UK 2010)

From the Publisher:
"It was the smell that Mrs Powell noticed first. Slightly sweet. Slightly unpleasant. It shocked her badly to find a dead man in the corner, his head slumped on his knees."

Who was Billy Blake, other than a homeless alcoholic who wandered the streets?

Why was he found dead from starvation in one of the richest areas of one of the richest capitals in the world?

And why did he die alone in the garage of wealthy architect Amanda Powell - a woman whose wealth can only be explained if her husband is dead...?

Minette Walters: The Echo. Pan eBook, ISBN: 9780330528689 (December, 2010), 803 KB (ca. 420 p.), £6.99.

 

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The Echo

Minette Walters: The Echo (UK 2008)

From the Publisher:
"It was the smell that Mrs Powell noticed first. Slightly sweet. Slightly unpleasant. It shocked her badly to find a dead man in the corner, his head slumped on his knees."

Who was Billy Blake, other than a homeless alcoholic who wandered the streets?

Why was he found dead from starvation in one of the richest areas of one of the richest capitals in the world?

And why did he die alone in the garage of wealthy architect Amanda Powell - a woman whose wealth can only be explained if her husband is dead...?

Minette Walters: The Echo. Pan, ISBN: 0330346806 (May, 2008), 428 p., £6.99.

 

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The Echo

Minette Walters: The Echo (USA 2007)

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In this hypnotic novel of psychological suspense, a homeless man is found starved to death in the garage of a ritzy London home. The police chalk it up to an unfortunate accident, but a journalist, Michael Deacon, is intrigued. Amanda Powell, a socialite whose wealthy husband vanished five years ago after being accused of embezzlement, is just as interested as Michael in finding out who died in her garage. They have no idea that this simple story will unveil a web of deceit that is an appalling as the people behind it.

Minette Walters: The Echo. Vintage Books, ISBN: 0307277100 (February, 2007), 352 p., $12.95.

 

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The Echo

Minette Walters: The Echo (USA 1998)

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Minette Walters' shattering new novel unveils the secrets and betrayals, past and present, that come home to those who try to bury them.
A destitute man is found dead on the property of a wealthy socialite. But the reporter investigating the dead man's identity - and the woman whose home became his deathbed - are swiftly ensnared in a web of deception as tangled and complex as the hearts and minds that spun it...

Minette Walters: The Echo. Jove, ISBN: 0515122564 (April, 1998), 351 p., $7.99.

 

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The Echo

Minette Walters: The Echo (UK 1998)

From the Publisher:
"It was the smell that Mrs Powell noticed first. Slightly sweet. Slightly unpleasant. It shocked her badly to find a dead man in the corner, his head slumped on his knees."

Who was Billy Blake, other than a homeless alcoholic who wandered the streets? Why was he found dead from starvation in one of the richest areas of one of the richest capitals in the world? And why did he die alone in the garage of wealthy architect Amanda Powell - a woman whose wealth can only be explained if her husband is dead...?

Minette Walters: The Echo. Pan, ISBN: 0330346806 (February, 1998), 428 p., £5.99.

 

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The Echo

Minette Walters: The Echo (USA 1997)

From the Publisher:
"It was the smell that Mrs. Powell noticed first. Slightly sweet. Slightly unpleasant... It shocked her badly to find a dead man in the corner, his head slumped on his knees."

When Billy Blake, a homeless alcoholic, is found dead of starvation in Amanda Powell's private garage in the ritzy docklands area of London, the press arrives in force. But Billy's story is never told because Amanda refuses to comment, and interest in the unknown wino quickly flags.

Then, six months after Blake's death, the journalist Michael Deacon discovers that Amanda has changed her tune. Now she is suddenly eager to talk about Billy for Deacon's feature article on poverty and the homeless. More than eager -- she seems obsessed with finding out the real identity of her dead visitor. Deacon's curiosity is piqued. Why is Amanda taking Blake's death so personally? Why did he choose her garage to die in? And why is she so anxious to discover his true identity?

The more he learns about Blake, the more Deacon can sense echoes of the homeless man's life in his own. Echoes so compelling that Deacon can't let go of the story until he's learned who Billy Blake really was -- and why Amanda is almost certainly lying about her own interest in the dead man.

Minette Walters: The Echo. Putnam's, ISBN: 0399142517 (March, 1997), 338 p., $23.95.

 

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The Echo

Minette Walters: The Echo (UK 1997)

From the Publisher:
Who was Billy Blake, other than a homeless alcoholic who wandered the streets? Why was he found dead from starvation in one of the richest areas of one of the richest capitals in the world? And why did he die in the garage of a woman whose merchant-banker husband had absconded abroad five years earlier with £10 million?

Having thwarted press interest at the time, six months on from the bizarre tragedy Amanda Powell is suddenly eager to talk to journalist Michael Deacon. She seems to have developed a strange obsession with her dead visitor, as well as an unlikely social conscience, and Deacon's curiosity - about both her and her motives in trying to establish Billy's true identity - is intense.

But Deacon is too cynical to take Amanda Powell's moralistic stance at face value, and his interest in Billy Blake has more to do with forgotten echoes in his own life than in a woman whose wealth can only be explained if her husband was murdered ...

Minette Walters: The Echo. Macmillan, ISBN: 0333659325 (February, 1997), 343 p., £16.99.

 

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