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Old 11-22-2013, 08:45 PM   #55
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Kobo Aus has got true crime author Vikki Petraitis' books at excellent prices and discountable. (Don't forget the 50% off vouchers - you'll find them in the Kobo discounts thread)

Pandora's Box
$2.80 and discountable

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PANDORA'S BOX: In 1996 a neighbour spies three Asian men running out of a court in Glen Waverley. It looks like two chasing one. But when they head towards a nearby car with an open boot, and suddenly the boot closes and there are only two men standing there, the chase takes on a more sinister aspect.

Young Steve Tragardh joined the police force when he was 18 and a half; he'd tried uni for a while, but it wasn't for him. He had come through the private school system and while his parents might have harboured secret hopes of a career in medicine, or law like his twin brother, they offered their full support when their son chose policing. The kidnapping of this young Asian boy would go onto be a defining moment in his career.
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