The history of blood / Paul Mendelson.
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TextSeries: Mendelson, Paul. Vaughn de Vries ; 3.Publisher: London : Constable, 2016Copyright date: ©2016Description: 339 pages : 1 map ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781472121844Subject(s): Organized crime -- South Africa -- Fiction | Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction | Corruption -- Fiction | Cape Town (South Africa) -- FictionGenre/Form: Detective and mystery fiction. DDC classification: 823.92 Summary: When the South African Police Service receive a panicked call for help from the wayward daughter of a former Apartheid-era politician, they discover not only her body but, within it, a message which will take Colonel Vaughn de Vries and Don February of the Special Crimes Unit on a journey through their country -- and their country's past -- to decipher and resolve. As organised crime grips South Africa, new players arrive in Cape Town, determined to exploit the poor and hopeless, promising redemption. While other government agencies snap impotently at the small fish, De Vries resolves to take it down from the top. As decades old webs of corruption and influence are exposed, and the boundaries of morality blur, his decisions begin to impact on his friends, colleagues and family.
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When the South African Police Service receive a panicked call for help from the wayward daughter of a former Apartheid-era politician, they discover not only her body but, within it, a message which will take Colonel Vaughn de Vries and Don February of the Special Crimes Unit on a journey through their country -- and their country's past -- to decipher and resolve. As organised crime grips South Africa, new players arrive in Cape Town, determined to exploit the poor and hopeless, promising redemption. While other government agencies snap impotently at the small fish, De Vries resolves to take it down from the top. As decades old webs of corruption and influence are exposed, and the boundaries of morality blur, his decisions begin to impact on his friends, colleagues and family.
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