by TamiHoag (Author)
Elena Estes's stubborn risk-taking has cost her dearly: her job, her confidence, her career in the Miami PD and, most importantly, the life of a fellow cop. Now in retreat in Florida with only the soothing presence of horses for company, Elena begins to find some peace. But then a visitor comes calling. Twelve-year-old Molly Seabright believes something terrible has happened to her older stepsister. Erin, eighteen and trouble, is a groom at the Wellington show grounds but hasn't been seen for several days. Elena isn't interested in the case but Molly convinces her to make one trip to the show grounds. Elena finds herself in a world populated by the ultra-rich and the ultra-ruthless. She must find out what's happened to Erin before it's too late to save the girl - and herself.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 496
Edition: 1st Paperback Printing UK
Publisher: Orion
Published: 03 Jul 2003
ISBN 10: 0752849603
ISBN 13: 9780752849607
Book Overview: Reissued in the stunning new livery All Tami Hoag's backlist is being reissued in 2004 Her terrific new hardback, KILL THE MESSENGER, is published in Orion Trade in Nov 04 Her most recent novels have been bestsellers both in the UK and in the USA Tami Hoag is the author of seven consecutive NEW YORK TIMES top 10 bestsellers STILL WATERS alone has sold over 2.1 million copies to date Tami Hoag has won numerous awards for her writing, including a Lifetime Achievement Award, and received excellent reviews for all her novels: 'A taut, intelligent thriller, which is genuinely scary, with a strong sense of place' SUNDAY TIMES 'Confirms that she can turn out a police procedural as gritty, grimy and engrossing as the best of them ... the quality of the writing make [it] a standout novel' OBSERVER 'Tami Hoag demonstrates just why she has become one of the hottest names in the suspense game... bottom line: leaves the competition in the dust' PEOPLE 'Hoag has the bestselling writer's way with a punchy sentence, and keeps the surprises coming right up to the very last page' THE TIMES