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    The Appointment: a tense psychological thriller you don't want to miss
    The Appointment: a tense psychological thriller you don't want to miss
    The Appointment: a tense psychological thriller you don't want to miss
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    The Appointment: a tense psychological thriller you don't want to miss

    Written by Dylan Young

    Narrated by Mark Topping

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    When a struggling doctor discovers that his young patient may have ties to a murder victim, he must overcome his despair to save the innocent child from a conspiracy.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateFeb 4, 2020
    ISBN9781666565959
    Author

    Dylan Young

    Dylan Young is a successful writer who has had two of his books become BBC films. Over the last decade, he has written children's books, adult contemporary fantasy series, and crime novels. Originally from a mining village in South Wales, he moved to London to attend medical school but never lost his urge to write.

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      True psychological thriller. Interesting story. Likeable characters. Well written plot. Appreciate the vocabulary and writing style too.