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The Ways of the Dead

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  • 338 stron
  • 12 godzin czytania

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âe~The Ways of the Dead is a great read. If this is Tuckerâe(tm)s first novel, I can't wait for what's coming next.âe(tm) Michael Connelly TRUE DETECTIVE meets HOUSE OF CARDS in the electrifying first novel of a new crime series from a veteran Washington, D.C., reporter The body of the teenage daughter of a powerful Federal judge is discovered in a dumpster in a bad neighbourhood of Washington, DC. It is murder, and the local police immediately arrest the three nearest black kids, bad boys from a notorious gang. Sully Carter, a veteran war correspondent with emotional scars far worse than the ones on his body, suspects that there's more to the case than the police would have the public know. With the nation clamouring for a conviction, and the bereaved judge due for a court nomination, Sully pursues his own line of enquiry, in spite of some very dangerous people telling him to shut it down.

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The Ways of the Dead, Nelly Tucker

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Rok wydania
2015
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Tytuł
The Ways of the Dead
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2015
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
338
ISBN10
0099591723
ISBN13
9780099591726
Ocena
3,35 z 5
Opis
âe~The Ways of the Dead is a great read. If this is Tuckerâe(tm)s first novel, I can't wait for what's coming next.âe(tm) Michael Connelly TRUE DETECTIVE meets HOUSE OF CARDS in the electrifying first novel of a new crime series from a veteran Washington, D.C., reporter The body of the teenage daughter of a powerful Federal judge is discovered in a dumpster in a bad neighbourhood of Washington, DC. It is murder, and the local police immediately arrest the three nearest black kids, bad boys from a notorious gang. Sully Carter, a veteran war correspondent with emotional scars far worse than the ones on his body, suspects that there's more to the case than the police would have the public know. With the nation clamouring for a conviction, and the bereaved judge due for a court nomination, Sully pursues his own line of enquiry, in spite of some very dangerous people telling him to shut it down.