Fugitive
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Tanya Dubois"s husband lies dead by the stairs. And she knows what to do. Cash cards. Repaint hair. Achieve an unremarkable appearance. And most importantly - to call on the phone and make a deep mysterious voice on the other end of the line give her a new person. She knows all this, because this does not happen to her for the first time.
And there is no more Tanya. Now, a new larch runs from the heels of painful secret: Amelia Kin. Until it stumbles upon a barman named Blue, which immediately recognizes a fugitive in it, changing names, appearance, habits, cars and city like gloves. After all, Blue itself is like that. Women conclude a strange and dangerous union - they change their current identities. But will this help break away from their terrible past and finally stop?
For the sake of such tense stories with strong characters, the term Page Terner was invented. - Boston Globe
Labyrinth of unexpected turns and twists. - Chicago Tribune
Dark, perfectly written, smart novel. - USA Today
The magnificent ending makes the reader rethink the book and immediately return to this to this. - Library Journal
In essence, this is a novel about identity, about the shaky border between how we perceive ourselves and how others perceive us. - Kirkus Reviews
The woven Lutz is a complex network of well -written characters will make you golessly leafing through the pages. - Publishers Weekly
And there is no more Tanya. Now, a new larch runs from the heels of painful secret: Amelia Kin. Until it stumbles upon a barman named Blue, which immediately recognizes a fugitive in it, changing names, appearance, habits, cars and city like gloves. After all, Blue itself is like that. Women conclude a strange and dangerous union - they change their current identities. But will this help break away from their terrible past and finally stop?
For the sake of such tense stories with strong characters, the term Page Terner was invented. - Boston Globe
Labyrinth of unexpected turns and twists. - Chicago Tribune
Dark, perfectly written, smart novel. - USA Today
The magnificent ending makes the reader rethink the book and immediately return to this to this. - Library Journal
In essence, this is a novel about identity, about the shaky border between how we perceive ourselves and how others perceive us. - Kirkus Reviews
The woven Lutz is a complex network of well -written characters will make you golessly leafing through the pages. - Publishers Weekly
Author:
Author:Лутц Лайза
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-159804-4
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