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The Darkest Evening - A Vera Stanhope Novel

2020, Innbundet, Engelsk

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AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER!

From Ann Cleeves
New York Times bestselling and award-winning author of the Vera and Shetland series, both of which are hit TV shows comes the stunning new Vera Stanhope novel, The Darkest Evening.

"Ann Cleeves is one of my favorite mystery writers." Louise Penny


"As a huge fan of both the Shetland and Vera series of books, I had high expectations for Cleeves' latest. . . . A stunning debut for Cleeves' latest crimefighter." David Baldacci on The Long Call

On the first snowy night of winter, Detective Inspector Vera Stanhope sets off for her home in the hills. Though the road is familiar, she misses a turning and soon becomes lost and disorientated. A car has skidded off the narrow road in front of her, its door left open, and she stops to help. There is no driver to be seen, so Vera assumes that the owner has gone to find help. But a cry calls her back: a toddler is strapped in the back seat.

Vera takes the child and, driving on, she arrives at a place she knows well. Brockburn is a large, grand house in the wilds of Northumberland, now a little shabby and run down. It's also where her father, Hector, grew up. Inside, there's a party in full swing: music, Christmas lights and laughter. Outside, unbeknownst to the revelers, a woman lies dead in the snow.

As the blizzard traps the group deep in the freezing Northumberland countryside, Brockburn begins to give up its secrets, and as Vera digs deeper into her investigation, she also begins to uncover her family's complicated past.

Produktegenskaper

  • Forfatter

  • Bidragsyter

    Cleeves, Ann (Forfatter)
  • Forlag/utgiver

    Minotaur Books
  • Format

    Innbundet
  • Språk

    Engelsk
  • Utgivelsesår

    2020
  • Antall sider

    372
  • Varenummer

    9781250204509

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