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ISBN: 1842431404
Price: £6.99
Casing: Paperback
Format: A (178 x 111mm)
Extent: 320pp
Rights: UK & Commonwealth excl. Canada
Pub. Date: July 2005

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Robert B Parker is the best-selling author of 40 books, including Small Vices, Sudden Mischief, Hush Money, Hugger Mugger, Potshot, Widows Walk, Night Passage, Trouble in Paradise, Death in Paradise, Family Honor, Perish Twice, Shrink Rap & Back Story (all published by No Exit). He lives in Boston.
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ABOUT THE BOOK

Boston P.I. Sunny Randall - as conflicted as she is beautiful - helps a troubled young woman locate her birth parents only to uncover some dark truths of her own.

The fourth novel in the bestselling series featuring Sunny Randall who now faces the unthinkable: the marriage of her ex-husband, Richie, to someone else. Despite the formality of divorce, Sunny and Richie's relationship had continued, in its own headstrong way, until Richie's desire for marriage overtook Sunny's need for freedom. So when college student Sarah Markham comes asking for help in finding her birth parents, Sunny realizes she must take the case, if only to distract her from her personal life.

But life and work have a curious - and dangerous - way of intersecting. Before the investigation has a chance to take off, two key players are dead, and Sunny is back on a psychiatrist's couch, probing her own past for clues. What she discovers has the potential to shatter Sarah Markham's family and destroy her sense of self, while Sunny's own beliefs are put to the ultimate test.

Emotionally complex and rich with insight, this is the Grand Master at his storytelling best.

CRITICAL ACCLAIM

"...Compact, percussive storytelling by a writer who knows his job and does it to the letter ..." - Literary Review

"...Parker packs more meaning into a whispered "yeah" than most writers can pack into a page...." - The Sunday Times

"...Lean and fast..." - The Guardian