Some moments linger forever. Some curses can't be broken. Some crimes refuse to stay buried. With the eerie thrills of Dean Koontz, Dan Newman's seething suspense brings a young man back to St. Lucia, where he grew up, and where his guilt for the part he played in a murder continues to haunt. Now, thirty years later, Nate responds to his father's suicide with a trip back to St. Lucia, the land where he was raised as an outsider, tolerated but not accepted. As a boy he ventured out to the plantation of Ti Fenwe with three others--weak-willed Pip, and cousins Richard and...
Some moments linger forever. Some curses can't be broken. Some crimes refuse to stay buried. With the eerie thrills of Dean Koontz, Dan Ne...
For readers who devour Laura Lippman's Tess Monaghan series and Jan Burke's Irene Kelly series comes a new standalone novel of crime and journalism from Dan Newman, who "keeps the lines of suspense tense and razor-sharp." (Laura Benedict, author of Isabella Moon and Devil's Oven.) In the middle of the night, in war-torn Rwanda, journalist Roland Keene leaves his hotel to find armed rebels to interview. Some would call it a suicide mission. Roland would agree. Keene has started at the bottom, living paycheck to paycheck, running from the bookie to whom he owes...
For readers who devour Laura Lippman's Tess Monaghan series and Jan Burke's Irene Kelly series comes a new standalone novel of crime and journalism...