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Bitter River (Bell Elkins 2)

Bitter River (Bell Elkins 2)

by JuliaKeller (Author)

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    Paperback 2013

    $3.30
Synopsis

Bell Elkins returns in this electrifying thriller from Pulitzer-prize winner Julia Keller. For fans of Dennis Lehane and Linwood Barclay.

When tragedy hits Acker's Gap, no one escapes its effects.

In Acker's Gap, West Virginia, a high-school student - sixteen, full of promise, and pregnant - is found murdered in a car at the bottom of the Bitter River. Her death devastates the community, but one among them must be responsible. Bell Elkins, Raythune County's prosecuting attorney, is determined to bring the killer to justice.

But someone else has their own agenda. Amid the shadow of the Appalachian Mountains, another act of violence is about to strike. As Bell and Sheriff Nick Fogelsong work to uncover the truth, one thing is certain: no one can truly understand Acker's Gap until they are in the thick of it.

Bell returned to her hometown to make a difference. But just how much is she willing to risk?

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 384
 Publisher: Headline
Published: 03 Sep 2013
ISBN 10: 0755392914
ISBN 13: 9780755392919
Book Overview: The second in the Bell Elkins crime series from Pulitzer-prize winner Julia Keller. For fans of Linwood Barclay, Dennis Lehane and Henning Mankell.

Media Reviews
'A rare talent and a must read' * Karin Slaughter *
'A gripping, beautifully crafted murder-mystery' * Scott Turow *
'A remarkably written and remarkably tense debut. I loved it' * Dennis Lehane *
'A terrific debut - atmospheric, suspenseful, assured. I hope there's more to come in the story of Bell Elkins and Acker's Gap' * Laura Lippman *
'Be careful opening this book because once you do you won't be able to close it. A killer novel' * Tom Franklin *
Author Bio
Julia Keller was born and raised in Huntington, West Virginia. The chief book critic for the Chicago Tribune, she has taught both creative and non-fiction writing at Princeton, the University of Notre Dame and the University of Chicago, and won the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing in 2005.