The Pinnacle

<p><b><i>The Pinnacle</i></b><b> is the twisty murder mystery readers are OBSESSED with:</b></p><p>'The very definition of a pounding, propulsive page-turner'<Br></p><p> Runs at breakneck speed </p><p> Smart and breathless. It s huge fun </p><p> An outstanding thriller </p><p> Totally unexpected </p><p> The plot unfolds cleverly and at pace </p><p><b>YOUR WIFE HAS BEEN MURDERED. EVERYONE THINKS YOU DID IT.</b></p><p>High up in Mumbai s most luxurious skyscraper, the Pinnacle, George Abercrombie wakes from a drunken stupor to find his wife, Bollywood superstar Sweety Sahota, murdered in their bedroom.</p><p>He knows he will be the prime suspect.</p><p>Sweety s phone has disappeared. Her laptop has vanished. And George can't remember what happened.</p><p>A devoted assistant is hiding a dangerous secret.</p><p>A trusted servant disappears.</p><p>A neighbour knows more than she's saying.</p><p>As George scrambles to piece together the night, with 1.4 billion people wanting him dead, somewhere inside the Pinnacle, someone has a killer secret . . .</p><p><b>CAN GEORGE FIND THE KILLER BEFORE HIS TIME RUNS OUT? </b></p><p><b>HIGH RISE. HIGH STAKES. <i>THE PINNACLE</i> IS <u>THE</u> THRILLER OF THE YEAR?</b> </p><p><b> Dark, funny, shocking easily his best book yet Janice Hallett 'A writer at the very top of his game </b>Mark Billingham</p><p><b>'A deliciously twisting plot </b>Lucy Foley</p><p><b> Fast-paced, funny, yet dark as hell Harriet Tyce Delivers a truly satisfying ending </b>Jane Casey</p>