With No One As Witness
With No One As Witness
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- Seisukord: Rahuldav (kasutatud)
- Märkused:
- Hodder Paperback |
- 664 lk | Pehmekaaneline | 110 x 180 mm
- ISBN: 9780340827482
- Keel: ingliskeelne
Shadows of Betrayal
In the tranquil English countryside, a gruesome crime shatters the calm of Asherton village: a respected schoolteacher is found murdered in her own home, the scene meticulously staged to send a chilling message. Detective Inspector Thomas Lynley and his steadfast partner Sergeant Barbara Havers are dispatched to unravel the mystery. What appears at first to be the work of a deranged stranger soon reveals a tapestry of secrets among Asherton’s most upstanding citizens. As Lynley delves into the victim’s past, he uncovers clandestine relationships, simmering jealousies, and long-buried resentments, each thread pulling him deeper into a web of betrayal that threatens to consume the entire community.
Echoes of Innocence
Meanwhile, Havers confronts her own demons as she negotiates the chasm between her working-class roots and the patrician world of her partner. When a young witness emerges—traumatized, mute, and terrified—Havers forms an unlikely bond with the child, determined to give voice to the only person who might hold the key to solving the case. Through painstaking interviews and her trademark tenacity, she pieces together fragmented memories, bringing to light a hidden encounter that may prove decisive. The tension mounts as threats against the witness escalate, forcing Lynley and Havers to question whom they can trust—inside the police force and beyond.
The Price of Truth
As evidence converges, Lynley confronts a moral dilemma: expose the killer and devastate a prominent local family or conceal the truth to protect a fragile reputation. With time running out and the killer’s next move looming, the investigation culminates in a breathtaking showdown on a storm-lashed moor. Loyalties are tested, sacrifices are made, and both detectives must reckon with the personal costs of justice. Elizabeth George’s richly atmospheric prose captures the haunting beauty of the English landscape while probing the darkest corners of the human heart.
Author’s Afterword
. Elizabeth George is a New York Times bestselling author renowned for her intricate plots and deeply drawn characters. With over twenty novels featuring Inspector Lynley and Sergeant Havers, she has captivated readers worldwide with her blend of psychological insight, suspenseful storytelling, and unwavering commitment to exploring the complexities of class and conscience.
