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From the author of the bestsellers USA Today
Ideal for fans of Robert Gelbreate
Sometimes the past should be left in the past ...
In a small tobacco shop in Birmingham, its owner is found dead and ... a newly -minted deputy district prosecutor. Both were killed by a shot in the back of his head - as if they were executed. But they were not even familiar, and at first glance they are in no way connected. The matter is so strange that it is transferred to the best detectives of the local police - Kerry Devlin and Luke Falco.
It soon turns out that their former colleague Sadie Cross may be involved in this crime. But Sadie recently lost her memory ... And it seems that fragments of her memories are another cipher that needs to be unraveled to find tips.
At the same time, Devlin reports that her daughter, studying at the Brighton Academy, pushed another student from the stairs. The girl secretly tells her mother about frequent failures in memory and a suspicious new classmate. And again this mysterious amnesia ... Events intertwine with each other, as in a carefully built puzzle.
"The intriguing combination of a policeman and the thriller also procedured."
Kirkus Reviews
"Fans of tense plot turns in detectives - hold on! You will have this novel in the way. "
Publishers Weekly
"The name of Debra Webb speaks for itself."
Karen Rose, author of the bestseller New York Times
"A little warning: be ready to forget what a dream, food and any household affairs are. It will become impossible to break away from reading. "
Washington Post
"Debbes Webb again amazes readers with a winding and exciting narrative with many complex characters. I look forward to new meetings with Detectives Devlin and Falco! "
Loret Ann White
Ideal for fans of Robert Gelbreate
Sometimes the past should be left in the past ...
In a small tobacco shop in Birmingham, its owner is found dead and ... a newly -minted deputy district prosecutor. Both were killed by a shot in the back of his head - as if they were executed. But they were not even familiar, and at first glance they are in no way connected. The matter is so strange that it is transferred to the best detectives of the local police - Kerry Devlin and Luke Falco.
It soon turns out that their former colleague Sadie Cross may be involved in this crime. But Sadie recently lost her memory ... And it seems that fragments of her memories are another cipher that needs to be unraveled to find tips.
At the same time, Devlin reports that her daughter, studying at the Brighton Academy, pushed another student from the stairs. The girl secretly tells her mother about frequent failures in memory and a suspicious new classmate. And again this mysterious amnesia ... Events intertwine with each other, as in a carefully built puzzle.
"The intriguing combination of a policeman and the thriller also procedured."
Kirkus Reviews
"Fans of tense plot turns in detectives - hold on! You will have this novel in the way. "
Publishers Weekly
"The name of Debra Webb speaks for itself."
Karen Rose, author of the bestseller New York Times
"A little warning: be ready to forget what a dream, food and any household affairs are. It will become impossible to break away from reading. "
Washington Post
"Debbes Webb again amazes readers with a winding and exciting narrative with many complex characters. I look forward to new meetings with Detectives Devlin and Falco! "
Loret Ann White
Author:
Author:Debra Webb
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-171798-8
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