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Looking for fictional crime novel about family held hostage in English manor
Looking for the title of a book and/or author I read around late 90's early
2000's. A family is held hostage in an English country estate by 3 or 4 Men. Unbeknownst to the family the son is in on the plot. The father Works for either a biological or chemical testing or manufacturing Company. 2 adolescents are hidden away in an attic space that only they Know about and watch the scene unfold. The hostage plot awry and people Are killed including a philandering French son-in-law who tries to seduce One of the guests. |
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