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Howls of Chaos
by Gabrielle BoydWhen a beautiful werewolf moves back to her Southern hometown, her peaceful new life is disrupted by a rogue pack in this fantasy thriller.Alexsys hasn’t been to Chaosville, Alabama, in nearly two hundred years. But now the beautiful, intelligent werewolf is finally moving back home. And she’s bringing her friendly pack with her. Opening a local business with her boyfriend, all Alexsys wants is to live a normal life. It’s a small-town dream come true . . . until a rogue pack of werewolves shows up in Chaosville.The rival werewolves aren’t just moving in, they’re trying to take over, picking off locals one by one. As Alexsys investigates the killings, she begins to uncover secrets from the past. Now, Alexsys and her pack must team up with the county sheriff in order to face a deadly common enemy.
Howtown
by Michael NavaA controversial case brings lawyer Henry Rios back home to Oakland--and into the sights of a stone-cold killerIt's been almost a decade since Henry Rios has seen his sister, Elena. A troubled family history has left them both with unhappy memories. But his visit with his sister isn't the reunion he imagined. As Rios comes to terms with the results of his partner's HIV test, Elena asks him to defend Paul Windsor, someone they grew up with--who has a history of pedophilia and has just been charged with murder after his fingerprints were found at a crime scene.The victim, who peddled child pornography, was tortured before he was bludgeoned to death in a motel room. The investigation takes Rios back to his old neighborhood and down a twisting trail of blackmail, jealousy, and tainted love. Forced to confront his demons, he'll face off with some hard truths about himself--and with a merciless killer.Howtown is the third book in the Henry Rios mystery series, which also includes The Little Death and Goldenboy.
The Hoydens and Mr. Dickens: The Strange Affair of the Feminist Phantom
by Wilkie Collins William J. PalmerCharles Dickens and Wilkie Collins reveal the darker side of Victorian London—and a killer’s identity—in this “well-crafted adventure” (Publishers Weekly). Charles Dickens is smitten with Ellen Ternan, a teenage actress, and heads to the country to retrieve her from the home for fallen women run by Angela Burdett-Coutts—who also owns one of England’s largest banks and has recently received an anonymous threatening note. Back in London, Dickens and his fellow writer Wilkie Collins give the note to Inspector Field. But more urgent worries are to come. Both men’s paramours—the actress as well as a former prostitute—have been attending Women’s Emancipation Society meetings. When a young feminist is found fatally strangled at the scene of a robbery at Coutts Bank, Ellen, whose scarf was the murder weapon, is arrested. And it is up to Dickens to clear her name—hopefully without sullying his own, since at the time of the killing, the two were together in a hotel room . . . “The story offers not only a mystery but also a look at some of the more prurient aspects of nineteenth-century London society . . . Atmospheric and cunningly plotted . . . Absorbing.” —Booklist
Hub City
by Michael GandyA retired female reporter, pushing ninety, and her young friend, a teenager who wants to pursue a career in journalism, run across the matter of the misuse of teenage girls by the school principal and how he was made to face accountability for his sins.
Huckleberry Finished: A Delilah Dickinson Literary Tour Mystery (Deliah Dickenson Mystery Ser.)
by Livia J. WashburnDead Man Overboard! Delilah Dickinson's literary travel agency is a hit! But the latest package tour, a leisurely steamboat trip down Huckleberry Finn's Mississippi, delivered one dead passenger. As it turns out, Ben Webster made a few enemies before he expired by trying to slug a roulette dealer. Delilah knows the steamship's no-nonsense head of security definitely is dirty and low-down and just plain old mean. . .but could he be a murderer? Pretty soon her list of suspects is longer than the Mississippi is wide. . .not to mention she's taken quite a shine to Mark Twain himself--or rather Mark Lansing, the handsome actor playing Huck Finn's scribe for the tour. Of course, things just ain't never what they seem when Delilah's at the helm, and one tricky murder turns into two and things start to get pretty dicey on yonder steamboat. Hopefully Delilah can nab the killer before she's too many fathoms deep. . .
The Huckleberry Murders: A Sheriff Bo Tully Mystery
by Patrick F. McmanusSheriff Bo Tully is the brand of western lawman who uses as much cunning and guile on the ladies as he does solving his cases. He's a man with a sense of humor and a hunch for the truth, which comes in handy when trying to capture killers and establish order in Blight County. As the novel opens, Sheriff Tully is following up on one of his famous hunches: he suspects the murder of local retiree Orville Poulson by his ranch caretaker, Ray Crockett, a sociopath with a criminal record. The only problem is, Tully has no evidence or body to prove that a crime has been committed--supposedly Orville is alive and well and cashing his Social Security checks from Spokane. Meanwhile, a far more alarming case emerges. Three young men have been shot, each in the back of the head, execution style, in a huckleberry patch on Scotchman Mountain, leaving behind no identification. With the help of confident and beautiful FBI agent Angela Phelps, Tully tries to connect the dots between Poulson's disappearance, the sudden spate of murders occurring in Blight County, and a big white pickup truck with dual tires causing havoc and crime. As the few potential leads are either killed off or prove nearly impossible to track down, Tully must follow his instincts to piece together the puzzle of who is doing the killing, and why. His suspicions lead him straight into a haunted swamp, along with Agent Phelps, his womanizing ex-sheriff father, Pap, expert tracker and good friend Dave, and mountain man Poke. A twisty case packed with murder and mystery, The Huckleberry Murders is the most entertaining tale yet in this beloved series.
The Huckleberry Murders
by Patrick F. McmanusSheriff Bo Tully is the brand of western lawman who uses as much cunning and guile on the ladies as he does solving his cases. He's a man with a sense of humor and a hunch for the truth, which comes in handy when trying to capture killers and establish order in Blight County. As the novel opens, Sheriff Tully is following up on one of his famous hunches: he suspects the murder of local retiree Orville Poulson by his ranch caretaker, Ray Crockett, a sociopath with a criminal record. The only problem is, Tully has no evidence or body to prove that a crime has been committed--supposedly Orville is alive and well and cashing his Social Security checks from Spokane. Meanwhile, a far more alarming case emerges. Three young men have been shot, each in the back of the head, execution style, in a huckleberry patch on Scotchman Mountain, leaving behind no identification. With the help of confident and beautiful FBI agent Angela Phelps, Tully tries to connect the dots between Poulson's disappearance, the sudden spate of murders occurring in Blight County, and a big white pickup truck with dual tires causing havoc and crime. As the few potential leads are either killed off or prove nearly impossible to track down, Tully must follow his instincts to piece together the puzzle of who is doing the killing, and why. His suspicions lead him straight into a haunted swamp, along with Agent Phelps, his womanizing ex-sheriff father, Pap, expert tracker and good friend Dave, and mountain man Poke. A twisty case packed with murder and mystery, The Huckleberry Murders is the most entertaining tale yet in this beloved series.
The Hudson River Mystery (Trixie Belden #28)
by Kathryn KennyA mysterious shark fin, which no one but Trixie sees or believes in. Then, old reliable responsible Brian starts acting funny and gets in a car crash! What's happening with Brian?
Hudson's Kill: A Justice Flanagan Thriller (Justice Flanagan #2)
by Paddy HirschSet in 1803 New York, Hudson's Kill is the riveting next historical thriller from NPR reporter and producer Paddy Hirsch, perfect for fans of The Alienist and Gangs of New York.New York in 1803 is rife with tension as the city expands, and whoever knows where the city will build can control it. And violence builds as a mysterious provocateur pits the city’s black and Irish gangs against each other. When a young black girl is found stabbed to death, both Justy Flanagan, now a City Marshal, and Kerry O’Toole, now a school teacher, decide separately to go after the killer. They each find their way to a shadowy community on the fringes of the growing city, where they uncover a craven political conspiracy bound up with a criminal enterprise that is stunning in its depravity.Justy and Kerry have to fight to save themselves and the city, and only then can they bring the girl’s killer to justice.At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
Hue and Cry: A Golden Age Mystery
by Patricia WentworthAccused of being a thief and spy, an English governess becomes a fugitive in this cunningly plotted mystery In six months, Marion "Mally" Lee will wed the dashing Roger Mooring and become mistress of Curston, his family estate. Determined to enjoy her freedom before she becomes a married woman, Mally impulsively accepts a position as governess to the young daughter of a shipping magnate. But when she arrives at the Peterson townhouse in London, Mally has the strangest urge to flee. Sir George Peterson, whose wife left him for an itinerant artist, is an enigma. His sister, Lena Craddock, is nice enough, but Mally's young charge, Barbara, hates Lena's nephew, Paul, with a passion. When Mally is suddenly branded a thief and spy after valuable papers and a priceless diamond pendant disappear, she does the only thing she can: run away. With her fiancé believing the worst of her and private investigators hot on her trail, Mally goes on the lam, feeling like a fugitive from justice. But she's stumbled upon a dangerous criminal conspiracy led by men desperate to get back the missing documents before a critical encrypted message is decoded.
Hue & Cry: A Hew Cullen Mystery (The Hew Cullan Mysteries #1)
by Shirley McKayIntroducing sixteenth-century Scottish lawyer and amateur sleuth Hew Cullan in &“a gripping mystery that holds the reader to the very last page&” (John Burnside, prize-winning poet and novelist). 1579, St Andrews. A thirteen-year-old boy meets his death on the streets of the university city of St Andrews, and suspicion falls upon one of the regents at the university, Nicholas Colp. Hew Cullan, a young lawyer recently returned home from Paris, uncovers a complex tale of passion and duplicity, of sexual desire in conflict with the repressive atmosphere of the Protestant Kirk and the austerity of the academic cloister. Praise for the Hew Cullan Mysteries &“Charms the reader.&” —Scotland on Sunday &“The authentic Scottish dialogue and gripping narrative make this a must for fans of Scottish history or mystery.&” —Scottish Field &“Wonderful stuff.&” —Good Book Guide &“Informative, suspense filled, downright entertaining.&” —The Bookbag
Hue & Cry
by Elizabeth YatesJared Austin, staunch member of the mutual protection society that defends his 1830s New Hampshire community against thieves, tries to temper justice with mercy when his deaf daughter Melody befriends a young Irish immigrant who has stolen a horse.
La huella de los zopilotes
by Francisco J. Dall'Anese RuizLa llamada de la jueza Carmen Lacomme es el detonante de una investigación que llevará a fiscales y policías a descubrir el entramado de las redes del crimen organizado en Centroamérica. La guerra entre cárteles para dominar el istmo, y penetrar las instituciones de justicia, pondrá al descubierto fuerzas capaces de incidir en los procesos judiciales.
La Huella del Alma
by Alexandre Apolca“Clarice” se despierta dentro de un cubo de basura, sin saber ni siquiera su nombre. Lo más extraño: corre el año 2040, en un San Pablo decadente. Mientras que comienza una búsqueda desesperada para descubrir quién es, trata de adaptarse a ese mundo extraño lleno de avances tecnológicos y retroceso social de la humanidad. Su obsesión por encontrar una manera de volver a su época no le impide sumergirse en esa aventura. En medio de esta búsqueda, se encuentra con personas que fueron parte de su misteriosa historia - que podrá ser modificada tanto para mejor como para peor. Pero, muchas veces, el olvido es mejor que descubrir la verdad dura y cruda. Por un capricho del destino, ella termina conociendo al enigmático Elvis y a su fiel compañero Kurt, un gato que resulta aún más enigmático. Ese encuentro, aparentemente común, podrá marcarla profundamente. Viviendo en el límite entre ser presa y cazadora, ella se va redescubriendo en el futuro al mismo tiempo que el pasado se filtra hasta que todo se transforme en una sola cosa: el presente. Como todo buen thriller, no faltaran reveces, persecuciones y un psicópata suelto. La Huella del Alma trata de asesinatos, violencia y pasión. Un libro que invade, sin pedir permiso, en el territorio de la novela negra. Una historia electrizante con un toque de distopía y sadismo. Todo eso separado por una línea tenue entre el futuro, el pasado y el presente… “Clarice” se despierta dentro de un cubo de basura, sin saber ni siquiera su nombre. Lo más extraño: corre el año 2040, en un San Pablo decadente. Mientras que comienza una búsqueda desesperada para descubrir quién es, trata de adaptarse a ese mundo extraño lleno de avances tecnológicos y retroceso social de la humanidad. Su obsesión por encontrar una manera de volver a su época no le impide sumergirse en esa aventura. En medio de esta búsqueda, se encuentra con personas que fueron parte de
Las huellas del mal
by Federico Andahazi1892. Dos misteriosos agentes de la policía federal llegan al pueblo de Quequén, en la costa atlántica argentina, para resolver un crimen macabro. Uno de ellos es Juan Vucetich, padre de la dactiloscopia. En esta novela, Federico Andahazi retrata con afinada precisión el clima turbulento, expectante e innovador que se vivía a las puertas del siglo XX en nuestro país. Un policial oscuro, erudito y atrapante. Corre el año 1892. Argentina es una nación joven, pero se encuentra entre las más pujantes y desarrolladas del mundo. Dos misteriosos agentes de la policía federal llegan al pueblo de Quequén, en la costa atlántica, para ayudar a resolver un crimen. Dos niños han sido degollados y su madre, viva, aunque en estado catatónico, es la única testigo del hecho. Uno de los agentes es Juan Vucetich, un inmigrante de origen croata que trae un método innovador: la dactiloscopia, una disciplina que permite identificar inequívocamente a una persona por el relieve único de las crestas capilares de los dedos de la mano. Si lograran resolver un crimen tan horroroso gracias a este procedimiento, Argentina tomaría la delantera geopolítica con un logro revolucionario para la administración de los países. Con gran capacidad narrativa y una afinada precisión para describir el clima turbulento, expectante e innovador que se vivía a las puertas del siglo XX, Federico Andahazi creó una historia oscura y atrapante que indaga en personajes tan frágiles y complejos como valientes. Persecuciones, corrupción, intrigas internacionales y bandidos revolucionarios recorren las páginas de esta novela en la que se amalgaman de forma erudita y delicada, el disfrute y la reflexión.
Huellas peligrosas: . (Los Gatos Guerreros | Los Cuatro Clanes #Volumen 5)
by Erin HunterUn nuevo enemigo entra en escena en Huellas peligrosas, quinta entrega de «Los Gatos Guerreros | Los Cuatro Clanes». El Clan de la Sombra tiene un inesperado nuevo líder: Estrella de Tigre, el antiguo lugarteniente expulsado del Clan del Trueno por alta traición. Corazón de Fuego se teme lo peor de este poderoso enemigo, en especial cuando lo asaltan sueños premonitorios de un desastre inminente. Sin embargo, nadie sospecha que la verdadera amenaza que pende sobre los clanes proviene de algo mucho más terrible: una manada de perros salvajes se ha ocultado en el bosque y permanece al acecho, ávida de sangre y destrucción. «Los Cuatro Clanes» es la primera saga de «Los Gatos Guerreros», una serie que se ha traducido ya a 36 idiomas, lleva vendidos más de 30 millones de ejemplares en todo el mundo y ha permanecido durante más de dos años en la lista de grandes éxitos de The New York Times.
Huesos Del Río
by Mary DealAl volver a su ciudad natal para comenzar una nueva vida, Sara Mason se entera que hay un asesino serial aterrorizando la zona. A pesar de luchar contra el recuerdo de la muerte de su hermana y de sus padres alcohólicos, Sara está decidida a hacer las paces con su pasado. Sin embargo, Sara descubre que el psicópata suelto la tiene en la mira. Su intento de recostruir su vida se ve también obstaculizado cuando descubren restos humanos en su propiedad. Mientras la investigación estudia diversos sospechosos, Sara descubre pruebas vitales y valientemente se ofrece como voluntaria para un operativo del Departamento del sheriff. El destino de Sara la trajo nuevamente a casa, pero, ¿será su decisión lo que la lleve por un camino peligroso y directo hacia el psicópata?
Huesos olvidados (Nora Kelly #Volumen 1)
by Douglas Preston Lincoln ChildCrimen, canibalismo, una expedición maldita y un misterio enterrado en el tiempo. Preston & Child inauguran una irresistible serie que mezcla arqueología, historia, crimen y suspense. La joven arqueóloga Nora Kelly recibe una extraordinaria propuesta: liderar un equipo en busca del llamado «Campamento perdido» de la expedición Donner. Su misterio se remonta a 1847, cuando un grupo de pioneros quedó atrapado en las montañas de California y se perdió su pista hasta que algunos famélicos supervivientes pudieron salir del desierto, delirando sobre hambre, asesinatos... y canibalismo. Ahora, el sorprendente hallazgo del diario de una de las víctimas que contiene una enigmática descripción del campamento promete ser la pista definitiva para localizarlo. Nora acepta dirigir una expedición para revelar sus secretos tanto tiempo enterrados pero, una vez en las montañas, se da cuenta de que este es solo el primer paso en una espeluznante aventura. Porque a medida que descubren antiguos huesos y monedas de oro, la verdad que sale a la luz es mucho más impactante y extraña que el mero canibalismo. Y cuando esos horrores del pasado conducen a nueva violencia en el presente, la novata agente del FBI Corrie Swanson es asignada al caso... solo para descubrir que su primera investigación bien podría ser la última. La crítica ha dicho:«Un inicio fantástico para una nueva serie. El talento de los autores brilla en esta mezcla de historia, exploración de la naturaleza y crimen que sin duda acabará en lo más alto de las listas de best sellers».Associated Press «Huesos olvidados supera todas las expectativas a cada oportunidad. Un thriller extraordinario que da un giro a sucesos históricos para crear la base de una narración fascinante e implacable».The Providence Sunday Journal «Cuando encuentras los nombres de Preston & Child en un libro solo quieres dejarlo todo a un lado para leer las fantásticas palabras que han escrito... Una novela del mejor equipo de escritores que hay actualmente que no vas a querer perderte».Suspense Magazine «Un thriller que gustará tanto a los fans de siempre de Preston & Child como a nuevo devotos atraídos por la siempre atractiva historia de un crimen del pasado que llega para atormentar el presente».CrimeReads«Huesos olvidados lo tiene todo: escalofríos, emoción y una combinación de historia y conocimientos arqueológicos que uno solo puede conseguir en una novela de Preston & Child. Me encantó disfrutar de la compañía de Nora Kelly y Corrie Swanson y espero verlas en futuras aventuras».Bookreporter
HUGE: A novel
by Brent ButtIn comedy, killing is a good thing. From the award-winning screenwriter and International Emmy nominee comes this unexpectedly dark and twisted thriller.It's 1994, and three stand-up comedians have embarked on a tour of smaller communities across a remote stretch of rural Canadian countryside. Dale is a 40-something comic from Chicago who's on the back half of a mediocre career and thinking about quitting the business. Rynn is a 20-something fast-rising comedy star from Dublin with a big break into TV on her horizon. And who is this third guy, the hulking young man added to the bill at the last minute by a booker with dubious motives? He goes by Hobie Huge, and his enormous physical presence is unfortunately not matched by his skills as opening act. But his brutal lack of ability as a comedian turns out to be the least of his companion's problems. Huge starts to show signs of a terrifying capacity for brutality offstage too--and for Dale and Rynn, the tour becomes less about getting laughs and more about getting off the road alive.It's going to take some getting used to, but Brent Butt is no longer just a funny guy. His debut novel is so accomplished it's frightening.
Huge: A Novel
by James W. FuerstLife hasn't been easy for Eugene "Huge" Smalls. Sure, his IQ is off the charts, but that doesn't help much when you're growing up in the 1980s in a dreary New Jersey town where your bad reputation precedes you, the public school system's written you off as a lost cause, and even your own family seems out to get you. But it's not all bad. Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett have taught Huge everything he needs to know about being a hard-boiled detective . . . and he's just been hired to solve his first case. What he doesn't realize is that his search for the truth will change everything for him.
Hugger Mugger (Spenser #27)
by Robert B. ParkerNow Parker presents Spenser with a deceptively dangerous and multi-layered case: Someone has been killing racehorses at stables across the south, and the Boston P.I. travels to Georgia to protect the two-year-old destined to become the next Secretariat. <P><P>When Spenser is approached by Walter Clive, president of Three Fillies Stables, to find out who is threatening his horse Hugger Mugger, he can hardly say no: He's been doing pro bono work for so long his cupboards are just about bare. Disregarding the resentment of the local Georgia law enforcement, Spenser takes the case. Though Clive has hired a separate security firm, he wants someone with Spenser's experience to supervise the operation.Despite a veneer of civility, Spenser encounters tensions beneath the surface southern gentility. The case takes an even more deadly turn when the attacker claims a human victim, and Spenser must revise his impressions of the whole Three Fillies organization--and watch his own back as well.With razor-sharp dialogue, eloquently spare prose, and some of the best supporting characters to grace the printed page, Hugger Mugger is grand entertainment.
Hugger-Mugger in the Louvre: A Homer Evans Murder Mystery (Dover Mystery Classics)
by Elliot PaulThe gendarmes are baffled and all Paris is agog at the disappearance of a rare Watteau print. Enter master sleuth Homer Evans, whose hilarious approach to crime-solving follows a twisted trail from the darkest recesses of the Louvre to underworld lairs, the studios of shady art dealers, and an insane asylum. Evans and his zany associates—including his sharpshooting girlfriend, Mademoiselle Montana, and his drinking buddy, Gonzo—trace a bizarre series of clues to uncover an ever-thickening plot involving fraud, kidnapping, and murder.Author Elliot Paul satirized the conventions of detective fiction with the first Homer Evans adventure, The Mysterious Mickey Finn. This sequel, hailed as "an excellent cocktail" by The New Republic, offers another furious frolic that upends every convention of the traditional murder mystery.
The Hugh Corbett Omnibus: Three gripping medieval mysteries
by Paul DohertyDelve into the world of medieval sleuth Hugh Corbett in the first three mysteries featuring the intrepid detective, from acclaimed historical author Paul Doherty. Includes Satan in St Mary's, Crown in Darkness and Spy in Chancery. Perfect for fans of Ellis Peters, Susanna Gregory, Michael Jecks and Robin Hobb.Satan in St Mary's: 1284: Edward I is battling a traitorous movement founded by the late Simon de Montfort, the rebel who lost his life at the Battle of Evesham in 1258. The Pentangle, the movement's underground society whose members are known to practice the black arts, is thought to be behind the apparent suicide of Lawrence Duket, one of the King's loyal subjects. The King, deeply suspicious of the affair, orders his wily Chancellor, Burnell, to look into the matter. Burnell chooses a sharp and clever clerk from the Court of King's Bench, Hugh Corbett, to conduct the investigation. Corbett - together with his manservant, Ranulf - is swiftly drawn into the tangled politics and dark and dangerous underworld of medieval London.Crown in Darkness: 1286: on a storm-ridden night, King Alexander III of Scotland is riding across the Firth of Forth to meet his beautiful French bride Yolande. He never reaches his final destination as his horse mysteriously slips, sending them both crashing to their death on the rocks. The Scottish throne is left vacant of any real heir and immediately the great European princes and the powerful nobles of Alexander's kingdom start fighting for the glittering prize. The Chancellor of England, Burnell, ever mindful of the interest his king, Edward I, has in Scotland, sends his faithful clerk, Hugh Corbett, to report on the chaotic situation at the Scottish court. Concerned that a connection exists between the king's death and those now desirous of taking the Scottish throne, Corbett is drawn into a maelstrom of intrigue, conspiracy and danger.Spy in Chancery: Edward I of England and Philip IV of France are at war. Philip, by devious means, has managed to seize control of the English duchy of Aquitaine in France, and is now determined to crush Edward. King Edward suspects that his enemy is being aided by a spy in the English court and commissions his chancery clerk, Hugh Corbett, to trace and, if possible, destroy the traitor. Corbett's mission brings him into danger on both land and at sea, and takes him to Paris, and its dangerous underworld, and then to hostile Wales. Unwillingly he is drawn into the murky undercurrents of international politics in the last decade of the thirteenth century.
La huída (Serie John Puller #Volumen 3)
by David BaldacciDespués de Día cero y Los olvidados, llega el mejor Baldacci con su tercer thriller protagonizado por John Puller, su héroe más emblemático, ante la misión más difícil de su carrera. <P><P>Es una cárcel inexpugnable. Sus sistemas de seguridad son los más sofisticados del mundo y hay tantas cámaras de vigilancia que no hay un solo milímetro que no quede bajo control. Ninguno de los reclusos sueña con escapar porque saben que es imposible. Hasta ahora. Robert, el hermano mayor de John Puller, fue condenado por alta traición y crímenes contra la seguridad nacional. <P><P> Su inexplicable huida de la principal prisión militar de los Estados Unidos le ha convertido en el criminal más buscado del país. En el gobierno, algunos creen que la mejor opción para capturar a Robert vivo es John Puller, el hombre siempre necesario para investigar los crímenes más duros que su país debe afrontar. <P><P>John Puller acepta la misión más difícil de su carrera, pero muy pronto descubrirá que los mismos que han logrado condenar a su hermano, le prefieren muerto. Y no solo a él. Puede que ni su habilidad extraordinaria como investigador, ni su fortaleza, ni su experiencia sean suficientes para salvar la vida de ambos. Un trepidante thriller al más puro estilo David Baldacci donde las conspiraciones y los giros de la trama conducen al lector hasta un final completamente inesperado.
La huida: Libro 4 de la serie Círculos (Circulos #4)
by Elizabeth NobleUn amor que vuelve a nacer y una lucha desesperada por sobrevivir en Black Hills. Mason Arquette es brusco y suele causar malas impresiones. Riece Burrell no se conecta bien con los demás, necesita de su rutina y ve a Mason tal como es en realidad. Cuando se conocieron, las chispas volaron y el amor floreció. Mason pensó que había encontrado al hombre con el que pasaría el resto de su vida hasta que Riece terminó abruptamente su relación. Varios años después, Mason y Riece se reencuentran. Riece consigue un trabajo como fotógrafo del Servicio Forestal de Estados Unidos y Mason es ahora un guardabosques asignado para guiarlo por Black Hills de Dakota del Sur y Wyoming. Ambos lamentaron que su relación haya terminado y ahora tienen una segunda oportunidad en el amor que compartieron. Nada es fácil. Justo cuando Mason y Riece comienzan a resolver sus problemas y a unirse nuevamente, se encuentran siendo presa de personas que cazan humanos. En una carrera desesperada por sus vidas, tienen que depender el uno del otro como nunca antes, lo que significa dar un gran paso fuera de sus zonas de confort personales. ¿Podrán trabajar juntos, sobrevivir y reavivar su amor?