Red Light - Softcover

Parker, Jefferson

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0007337051 ISBN 13: 9780007337057

Verlag: HarperCollins, 2009

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Críticas:

‘Parker’s latest sizzles along, an infectious blend of atmosphere, action and passion’
Publisher’s Weekly

‘Jefferson Parker is a powerhouse writer’
New York Times Book Review

‘The crimes are sickening, the killer is a monster and the gadgets of destruction are truly bizarre. It must be another insanely imaginative thriller from Jefferson Parker’
New York Times

‘If you’re seeking a thinking man’s bestseller, T. Jefferson Parker is the writer for you’
Washington Post World Book

Reseña del editor:

In this emotionally charged thriller, detective Merci Rayborn faces the challenge of a lifetime – a high-profile murder case that points to her lover as the main suspect. A riveting thriller taking on the central character from The Blue Hour.

Two years after the death of Tim Hess, her partner and father of her child, Merci Rayborn, the Orange County homicide investigator introduced in Parker’s “insanely imaginative” (New York Times Book Review) The Blue Hour, is back.

Merci has finally pulled her life back together. She and her son are living with her father, a retired cop, and she is dating Mike McNally, a respected fellow officer. When a young prostitute is found murdered and Mike emerges as the primary suspect, Merci has to do the unthinkable – expose and arrest her lover. With her world turned upside down, Merci must sift through the facts and balance where the truth leads her against where her heart is telling her to go. But the truth is taking her down some very strange alleyways; from present-day Orange County to late sixties California, and the unsolved murder of another prostitute.

This taut, psychologically complex thriller brings Jefferson Parker and his daring heroine, Merci Rayborn, into the front ranks of this popular genre.

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• Verlag: HarperCollins
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2009
• ISBN 10: 0007337051
• ISBN 13: 9780007337057
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 432