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Peter James on 'Dead Tomorrow'

Interviewee(s)
Peter James

Introduction

Both Gareth and I read the brilliant 'Dead Tomorrow' by Peter James, and wanted to find out why Peter wrote about organ and child trafficking in Romania. Here are Peter's answers.


Interview

BFK: Why did you choose the twin subjects of the black market organ transplant business and Eastern European child trafficking from Romania.

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Dead Tomorrow (review 2)

Author
Peter James
Genre
Review

Dead Tomorrow is a book with a difference - it's based on a reality and that is, we need more transplant organs in this country to supply the need. But who do we turn to when there are none to behad to save our loved ones from certain death?

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Dead Tomorrow

Author
Peter James
Genre
Review

Peter James is an enigma. Not only is he a very successful BIG TIME Hollywood movie producer, he's also written a very successful series of horror novels (10 in total) and was often touted as the next James Herbert. Then, out of the blue, he changed direction completely. BANG!!! Dead Simple comes out -one of the best crime thrillers in recent years, with a killer hook and a razor sharp writing style.

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Dead Man's Footsteps

Author
Peter James
Genre
Review

It is a long time since I have read a Peter James book and to come back into his work with  'Dead Man's Footsteps' was a joy. Set at the time of  the 9/11 catastrophy of the twin towers and 2007, we bounce between 3 countries - England, America and Australia - as Peter takes us on a magical mystery tour of who is who and how many names and experiences can our few protagonists go through. 

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Looking Good Dead

Author
Peter James
Genre
Review

This is another story set in and around Brighton but has a different twist where a person is abducted and then turned up in a cornfield - headless and so the hunt is on for the perpetrators.

Then another girl and a couple go missing over a period of a few days and thats when DS Grace gets told someone will be joining his team; not someone he wants within his team or taking over his team. But as usual there is another twist in the story, and we then find that there is more to the computor analysis centre in the police station, but you need to read it to find out what happens.

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Dead Simple

Author
Peter James
Genre
Review

This is the first book of the Inspecter Grace series. As the cover says four bodies, one suspect, no trace.

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Peter James 2008 on Dead Man's Footsteps

Interviewee(s)
Peter James

Introduction

On July 1st 2008 the hottest day of the year so far, David and I drove down to the Sussex Downs to interview crime writer Peter James. To get there we had to follow the puzzle of instructions which had been written before the level crossing had been taken out and the A27 had been turned into cone country!! In other words no right turn! When we did manage to make a turn in the right direction, we were greeted with several police vans! Were they for us - we hoped not, and carried on our way to Peter's house set in beautiful countryside full of sheep making their presence known.

I hadn't seen Peter since 1992 when I'd interviewed him on his book 'Prophecy', and fifteen years on he looked as young as ever! Before we did the interview David and I met his three dogs, alsatian Phoebe, labrador/collie Oscar and poodle/shitzu Coco who is very young and disappeared very quickly!

Halfway through our chat Oscar returned to take part, climbing all over me and trying to wash my face! Suffice to say I collapsed into the giggles but Peter carried on manfully not missing a beat. But having got Oscar under control Phoebe decided to join in the fray with a lot of very heavy breathing - she's still on the interview!

Peter is a wonderful raconter and tells wonderful anecdotes of his experiences with the Sussex police with all the colourful language you'd expect complete with accents. At the end of his interview he gives a very funny anecdote of a stake out with the police that does have swearing in it.

We couldn't have wished for a better day out and look forward to the next time we can all meet again!

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Prophecy

Author
Peter James
Genre
Review

Prophecy by Peter James was written in 1988 but I have only just read the book it is one of the very best suspence crime novels I have read for a long time.

The book is based in and around London: a young archaeologist Franie Monsanto is asked to collect and bring a friends double bass from London to York, she does this and when struggling on the platform at Kings Cross she meets a gentleman who is going to figure very greatly in her life. But she does not know this at the time!

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Not Dead Enough

Author
Peter James
Genre
Review

This is the first Peter James book I have read and I was on the edge of my seat from start to finish.

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