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Had she survived because of fate, coincidence or just luck?

If Nina Cormiers wedding had taken place, she would be dead. But after the bride was left at the altar, the church stood empty when the bomb went off.

It wasnt until a stranger tried to run her car off the road, however, that she realized someone wanted her dead. But who?

Thats what Detective Sam Navarro needs to find out. . . fast.

As a cop, he knows better than to become attached to the woman hes trying to protect. But as a man. . .

With a nightmare unfolding around them, Sam and Nina decipher the stunning truth. Now theyre at the mercy of a brilliant madman who plays for keeps. . . .

WHISTLEBLOWER

A deadly truth

When Victor Holland comes flying out of the night, he runs straight into the path of Catherine Weavers car.

Having uncovered a terrifying secret which leads all the way to Washington, Victor is running for his life and from the men who will go to any lengths to silence him.

Victors story sounds like the ravings of a madman, but the haunted look in his eyes and the bullet hole in his shoulder tell a different story.

As each hour brings pursuers ever closer, Cathy has to wonder, is she giving her trust to a man in danger or trusting her life to a dangerous man?

Praise for Tess Gerritsen

Tess Gerritsen. . . throws one twist after another until the excitement is almost unbearable. San Jose Mercury News

Gerritsen has enough in the locker to seriously worry Michael Connelly, Harlan Coben and even the great Denis Lehane. Brilliant. Crimetime

Gerritsen is tops in her genre. USA Today

Tess Gerritsen writes some of the smartest, most compelling thrillers around.Bookreporter

Internationally bestselling author Tess Gerritsen is a graduate of Stanford University and went on to medical school at the University of California, San Francisco, where she was awarded her M.D. Since 1987, her books have been translated into 37 languages, and more than 25 million copies have been sold around the world. She has received the Nero Wolfe Award and the Rita Award, and she was a finalist for the Edgar award. Now retired from medicine, she writes full time. She lives in Maine.