Liar's point
"Detective Nicole Lawson is fed up with her job and nonexistent love life. Her first date in months gets cut short by an urgent call from the chief of police. A body has been discovered at Lighthouse Point, and the medical examiner finds an array of strange clues. When the death is ruled a homicide,...
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Berkley,
2024.
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| Edition: | First edition. |
| Series: | Griffin, Laura, 1973- Texas murder files ;
5. |
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| Summary: | "Detective Nicole Lawson is fed up with her job and nonexistent love life. Her first date in months gets cut short by an urgent call from the chief of police. A body has been discovered at Lighthouse Point, and the medical examiner finds an array of strange clues. When the death is ruled a homicide, the news quickly reverberates through Nicole's beachside hometown. The Lost Beach police department swings into high gear. Leading the investigation is Emmet Davis, a veteran detective who is Nicole's fiercest rival at work and also the man she has secretly harbored feelings toward for years. With Emmet calling the shots, Nicole sets out to search for leads, starting with the enigmatic yoga instructor who first discovered the body. Nicole is certain the witness knows more than she's revealing and may even hold the key to unlocking the case. When another person turns up dead under suspicious circumstances, Nicole sees a bizarre pattern, but no one believes her theory. Under the gun to solve the case, Nicole must put aside her tumultuous feelings and work closely with Emmet to figure out who is targeting her beloved hometown . . . before she becomes a target herself."--Amazon. |
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| Item Description: | Includes an excerpt for The last close call (pages 347-3457. |
| Physical Description: | 340 pages ; 18 cm. |
| ISBN: | 9780593546758 |
| Author Notes: | Laura started her career in journalism. Her romantic suspense novels have won a RITA Award for Whisper of Warning and a Daphne du Maurier Award for Untraceable. Her debut novel, One Last Breath, won the Booksellers Best Award. Her novels Snapped, Unspeakable, and Untraceable were all nominated for Reviewers' Choice Awards by RT Book Reviews magazine. (Bowker Author Biography) |
