Résultats pour "At the Bay" dans Fiction criminelle

It was a perfect life…until her car was hurled off the road. Was it random bad luck, or someone sending a message? As Alex begins her daunting quest to uncover the black spots on her memory, a dead body is discovered in a murky Boston bay. The remains turn her stomach. But she knows she's dealing with a sadistic murderer who’s out for blood. The ritualistic slayings begin to stack up—and Alex is forced to plunge deeper into the investigation.

Spring has arrived in the Bristol countryside, and Sukey Reynolds is enjoying the fine weather and lovely views from her quaint apartment. She has found love with an intrepid crime reporter, and they are busy planning a romantic weekend in London. During her time away, she is determined to avoid any more amateur sleuthing. But life is never quiet for Sukey, and one night before her holiday, she is summoned to the charming Dallington Manor, a country house hotel nestled on the coast in Sandy Bay. She arrives at the starlit grounds to find a terrible tragedy has occurred.

Claire Carpenter is haunted by tragedy. When her brother is found murdered, she swears to get justice and find his killer. However, the police in small-town Devil's Bay are running out of leads and ready to drop the case. The chance for justice dwindles until the handsome FBI agent sent to investigate arrives and reawakens a desire Claire buried a long time ago.

PRAISE FOR G. D. WRIGHT 'So compelling and tightly plotted I couldn't put it down' CLAIRE DOUGLAS 'Tense and emotional… A dark beating heart of a novel' GILLIAN McALLISTER ‘One of the most tense and gripping thrillers I've read in ages’ LISA JEWELL 'Reminded me of Broadchurch… An...

After chasing a serial killer, FBI agent Fletcher Hughes has finally made an arrest. Giving Fletcher a chance to protect Claire, the investigation's key witness, and the one woman he can't stop thinking about. But catching a murderer is only the beginning. Because even though a murderous psychopath is off the streets, he might not have been working alone.