Crime Story

Dive into the gripping world of crime with this latest edition of the evocative novel, Crime Story. Written by the acclaimed author, this story intertwines the lives of Brent Rosser and Ulla Peet, leading to a dramatic confrontation that will alter their fates forever. Set against a backdrop of a burglary gone awry, the narrative explores profound themes of brutal murder, corporate fraud, domestic violence, and the haunting echoes of spiritual bankruptcy. With 272 pages of expertly penned prose, readers will be drawn into the intricate web of human frailty and the sheer strength of the human spirit. Crime Story delves into the very essence of crime, probing the motivations behind both victims and perpetrators. This chilling tale challenges the reader to confront the dark realities of greed and personal isolation, ensuring a riveting journey through its pages. Adapted with intelligence and respect from Gee's original work, the story centers on Leeanne Rosser, Brent’s sister, making her the pivotal character in this tale of suspense and revelation. Not only is this novel available in a high-quality B-format paperback, but it also comes with the convenience of FREE shipping to your doorstep. Please note that while this item includes free delivery, combined shipping is not available with other products. Order now and immerse yourself in a story that you won’t soon forget. Allow up to 10 days for delivery. Also available as an eBook for those who prefer digital reading.

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780143018308
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2002
Publisher: Penguin NZ
Pages: 272


Description:
Worlds separate Brent Rosser from Ulla Peet, but a burglary gone wrong brings them into a confrontation that will change their lives - and end one of them, or perhaps both. There are many crimes in this chilling novel - brutal murder, corporate fraud, domestic violence and spiritual bankruptcy. Through the chance meetings of the Peet and Rosser families, Crime Story asks questions about the victims and perpetrators of crime, and about the price of greed and personal isolation. It is a haunting portrayal of human frailty but also of human courage. Parr's adaptation is an intelligent and respectful adaptation of Gee's novel. His script makes Leeanne Rosser (Brent s sister) the pivot of the story. Also available as an eBook


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