For The Love Of Alison (2) (Unusual Mysteries) - 9781787233706

Journalist, David Buckley, walks into a murder scene. Only one problem -- the murderer doesn't exist, so now Buckley's the chief suspect, and he's on the run. Can he prove his innocence -- and his sanity? "Had me hooked from the very first chapter on and it just kept giving ... A wonderful read! You know you are onto something fantastic when you feel sad upon reaching the last page!" Alexandra Williams at LoveReading.co.uk (INDIE-BOOKS-WE-LOVE) David Buckley's obsession with fellow student, Alison Tindell, led to hospitalisation for mental illness. Thirty years on, Buckley, now a successful journalist, receives a phone call from Alison, inviting him to visit. That same evening a murder occurs; Buckley is accused, and Alison, his only alibi, vanishes. The police don't believe she ever existed. Buckley escapes, travelling the country in a desperate search to find her before the law catches up. But someone intends to find Buckley first, a person he fears more than anyone. "Diver deftly weaves past and present in this work, making this psychological tour de force more akin to a deeply felt experience than merely reading a novel... most highly recommended." Jack Magnus for Readers' Favorite (5-star review) "An incredibly imaginative, psychological murder mystery... highly unusual... very different from the countless other crime/thriller books that I have read... I wanted to constantly keep turning the pages to find out what would happen next. I really didn't anticipate the ending." Reviewer at LoveReading.co.uk "The plot is constantly moving forward with many surprising actions and revelations from the characters, which provided great twists and excitement to the story...The ending was brilliant and one I definitely did not see coming." Lesley Jones for Readers' Favorite

• | Author: Sahlan Diver
• | Publisher: Sahlan Diver
• | Publication Date: Jul 01, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 338 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1787233707
• | ISBN-13: 9781787233706