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A managing partner at his thriving law firm, Dismas Hardy becomes involved in a high-profile case involving the teenage son of a prominent San Francisco family who has been arrested for the murders of his girlfriend and English teacher, while an unseen killer--known as The Executioner--terrorizes the inhabitants of the city with a series of shocking sniper killings. Simultaneous.
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"Lescroart gives his ever-growing readership another spellbinder to savor."
Lescroart plays out clues with the patience and cunning of a master fly fistherman. ("Orlando Sentinel") Great characters and wonderful sense of place. ("Chicago Tribune") Lescroart gives his ever-growing readership another spellbinder to savor. ("Library Journal")
"Lescroart plays out clues with the patience and cunning of a master fly fistherman."-- Orlando Sentinel
-Lescroart plays out clues with the patience and cunning of a master fly fistherman.--- Orlando Sentinel
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Lescroart plays out clues with the patience and cunning of a master fly fistherman. ("Orlando Sentinel") Great characters and wonderful sense of place. ("Chicago Tribune") Lescroart gives his ever-growing readership another spellbinder to savor. ("Library Journal")
"Lescroart plays out clues with the patience and cunning of a master fly fistherman."-- Orlando Sentinel
"Great characters and wonderful sense of place."-- Chicago Tribune
"Lescroart gives his ever-growing readership another spellbinder to savor."--Library Journal
-Lescroart plays out clues with the patience and cunning of a master fly fistherman.--- Orlando Sentinel
-Great characters and wonderful sense of place.--- Chicago Tribune
-Lescroart gives his ever-growing readership another spellbinder to savor.---Library Journal
John Lescroart is the author of nineteen previous novels, including The Betrayal, The Suspect, The Hunt Club, The Motive, The Second Chair, The First Law, The Oath, The Hearing, and Nothing But the Truth. He lives in Northern California.
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- PublisherThorndike Pr
- Publication date2004
- ISBN 10 0786263024
- ISBN 13 9780786263028
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages676
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