Skin - A Black Cat Weekly Mystery
Stephen D. Rogers
Maison d'édition: Wildside Press
Synopsis
What happens when you can no longer believe what you see, when what you see is you committing a robbery you know you didn’t?
Maison d'édition: Wildside Press
What happens when you can no longer believe what you see, when what you see is you committing a robbery you know you didn’t?
Missing twin sisters. A chilling revelation. Will this be the case that breaks the Cold Case Squad? Twenty years earlier, a set of female eighteen-year-old twins went missing in the Bay Area. There were no news reports or national coverage. The original investigators had barely touched the case, and like so many other cases of missing teens, were quickly labeled runaways, and the file sat on the shelf. Baffled by the lack of attention for the sisters, Martina insists it will be Hirsch and the Cold Case Squad’s next case. Undeterred by the lack of prior research, the team dives into the case, employing methods of investigation and forensic technology not available twenty years earlier. This could be the case where time is actually on their side. When the team catches their first big break, the discovery of one sister’s remains and a lead on the second, they shift the case from missing persons to homicide. With the news, Martina and Hirsch dig deeper into the women’s lives before they disappeared. With a no-stone-unturned approach and DNA results back from the lab, they soon find a shocking connection to one of their own. Concerned the information could jeopardize getting justice for the victims’ family, Martina and Hirsch now must work in the shadows in order to find answers to what happened all those years ago. Will Martina and Hirsch be able to expose the truth without endangering themselves, their jobs, and the future of the Cold Case Squad? How She Fell is the 7th installment of the twisty, fast-paced Martina Monroe crime thriller series.Voir livre
"An immersive and entertaining read" —Alistair Mabbot, the Herald The year is 1317, and young squire Benedict Russell has joined the English-held garrison of Berwick-upon-Tweed after the spectacular Scottish victory at Bannockburn three years earlier. Serious and self-doubting, he can't wait for his time there to come to an end. Living on the disputed territory between Scotland and England is a precarious existence, and as the Scots draw ever closer and the English king does nothing to stop them, Benedict finds himself in a race against time to solve the brutal murder of a young girl and find the traitor who lurks within Berwick's walls.Voir livre
Description: The day Tina Crawford was born, her father tried to drown her. Her grandmother stopped him — and raised her for five years, before Tina's parents came to reclaim her. Not out of love. They needed someone to watch her brother. For years, Tina was told that her brother was her security. That family was everything. That a girl's worth was measured in how much she gave and how little she cost. She almost believed it. Then she watched her cousin Dana — brilliant, gentle, and completely betrayed by the people she'd sacrificed everything for — die at twenty years old. After that, Tina had one goal: get out. Through every exam, every stolen hour of study, every small act of survival, she built the only foundation that couldn't be taken from her. Herself. Raw, devastating, and ultimately triumphant, *The Only One Who Could Save Me* is a story about what it takes to reclaim a life that was never really given to you.Voir livre
When a Chinese military plane explodes in a fireball before her lens, life for street photographer Henrietta Fox gets dangerous. Five murders across Europe, each victim found dead with an exotic, lop-eared Sumxu cat, animals considered extinct for 300 years. Only Henri Fox knows why—and that knowledge could kill her. To survive she must pursue a madman across China with partner, Cass Farraday, but the hunters soon become the prey. Desperate and on the run in Shanghai, pursued by the Tong and the police, they must break into the Chinese Gold Exchange for the proof they need to prevent a megalomaniac billionaire’s Armageddon assault on Britain’s Air Traffic Control. If they fail—half a million lives will be lost.Voir livre
When the notorious human trafficking syndicate 'Paradise Bird' emerges from the shadows, leaving a trail of mutilated bodies and shattered lives, only one person is driven enough to infiltrate its heart. Yvonne, the last surviving member of her family, has buried every relative in the unmarked graves of City M, Country T. Her sister, Mona, was the latest victim. Now, with nothing left to lose, she defies her protector, Simon, and goes rogue. Posing as a victim, Yvonne is trafficked into the Golden Pavilion, a front for Paradise Bird's horrors, where she catches the eye of its ruthless second-in-command, Vincent. To survive and avenge her family, she must walk a razor's edge between the monster who loved her sister and the network that destroyed them all. In a world where organs are currency and trust is a death sentence, Yvonne's only mission is to burn it all down—even if it means she has no path home.Voir livre
In a world transformed by global warming and the pandemic, a grieving man goes undercover in search of the racists who murdered his stepson. Meanwhile, with the forces of nationalism on the march, MPs fight to preserve democracy and the rule of law. Gradually, the narratives converge and in a thrilling climax, those who would defend liberty must battle for their lives and for the future of the country. "Of Milk and Honey" is a thriller that will have readers on the edge of their seats, but it is also a warning from the near future about the fragility of the freedoms we take for granted.Voir livre