Lady in the lake
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Bestseller New York Times.
From the laureate of the Edgar Award Allan Poe.
Soon a film adaptation with the owners of Oscar Natalie Portman and Lupita Nyongo.
Death changes people. God sees, my own changed me.
I was called Cleo Sherwood. After death, I became a lady in the lake, a corpse pulled out of the fountain after several months in the water.
And nobody was doing it until you appeared, I did not give me this stupid nickname and did not start knocking on the door, bother people and climb to where you were not happy. It was expected that everyone would spit on me except my family. On the color that I went on a date not with that man, and after her no one saw.
But you came into business and turned my end into its beginning.
Why did you need it, Madlin Schwartz? Why couldn"t you continue to live in a beautiful house, to be in a completely tolerable marriage? Could you leave me at the bottom of the fountain? There I was reliably covered.
And everyone was safe while I was there ...
"Why is this book special, even outstanding? This is why: only a background is an action -puzzle here. The main topic is a huge gap between the real aspirations of women and those that they expected from them. " - Stephen King
"When Lippman comes out a new romance, I am always in excitement, because I know that, taking the book, I will fall into the hands of the master again. - Gillian Flynn
"Roman that makes us manic read him, think about him, to get sick with him." - Vanity Fair
"One of the best novels, and point." - Washington Post
"The plot here is much more significant than the crime underlying it, and the crime is much more significant than its unraveling. Exciting retro-drama ". - Kirkus Reviews
"A stunning story about persistent female self -realization turns into a picture of the spirit of that time. - Publishers Weekly
"Triumph of narrative skill and Saspens." - Daily Mail
From the laureate of the Edgar Award Allan Poe.
Soon a film adaptation with the owners of Oscar Natalie Portman and Lupita Nyongo.
Death changes people. God sees, my own changed me.
I was called Cleo Sherwood. After death, I became a lady in the lake, a corpse pulled out of the fountain after several months in the water.
And nobody was doing it until you appeared, I did not give me this stupid nickname and did not start knocking on the door, bother people and climb to where you were not happy. It was expected that everyone would spit on me except my family. On the color that I went on a date not with that man, and after her no one saw.
But you came into business and turned my end into its beginning.
Why did you need it, Madlin Schwartz? Why couldn"t you continue to live in a beautiful house, to be in a completely tolerable marriage? Could you leave me at the bottom of the fountain? There I was reliably covered.
And everyone was safe while I was there ...
"Why is this book special, even outstanding? This is why: only a background is an action -puzzle here. The main topic is a huge gap between the real aspirations of women and those that they expected from them. " - Stephen King
"When Lippman comes out a new romance, I am always in excitement, because I know that, taking the book, I will fall into the hands of the master again. - Gillian Flynn
"Roman that makes us manic read him, think about him, to get sick with him." - Vanity Fair
"One of the best novels, and point." - Washington Post
"The plot here is much more significant than the crime underlying it, and the crime is much more significant than its unraveling. Exciting retro-drama ". - Kirkus Reviews
"A stunning story about persistent female self -realization turns into a picture of the spirit of that time. - Publishers Weekly
"Triumph of narrative skill and Saspens." - Daily Mail
Author:
Author:Lippman Laura
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:978-5-04-157002-6
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