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He's haunted by the memory of a kidnapping case gone wrong…
Not wanting history to repeat itself, Detective Matt Brady struggles to solve the disappearances of seven young women, but he quickly finds himself pitted against a criminal organization that knows as much about police procedure as he does—an organization that will do whatever it takes to stay one step ahead of him. His troubles are compounded when a young veterinarian injects herself into the investigation and is targeted to become victim number eight. When he tries to protect her, he finds himself in the crosshairs of a professional cop killer. Can Brady solve the case in time to save his new love, or will this investigation be the death of both of them?
Book is in audio, print, and ebook formats.
"...Cornered is a taunt thriller filled with murderous twists and turns that will satisfy readers who love good crime fiction..." Michael McGarrity, NY Times Bestselling Author
"Fascinating, well-researched thriller..." James Hayman, USA Today Bestselling Author of Darkness First
"...a mystery/thriller combo that reaches its crescendo in a flight to redemption and romance..."
Midwest Book Review
"...a rock-solid thriller...nail-biting intensity. First-rate crime fiction..."
Kirkus Reviews
Brady knelt down next to the body and examined her head. One apparent gunshot wound above the right eye. Her half-opened eyes were fixed in a death stare, straight up at the ceiling.
Killebrew pointed at a hole in the wall opposite the front door. “We removed the bullet. It appears to be a nine millimeter. Same as the shell casing.”
Brady saw blood spatter sprayed onto the lower half of the wall. He stood up, moved to the living room, and made a mental inventory of the room. The front window was covered with flowery-patterned drapes. A piano sat in the far corner by the front window. He was no expert on furniture but the victim’s appeared to be fairly expensive pieces. He saw mail lying on the coffee table. Using a pen, he sifted through it, checking the sender’s address, but nothing jumped out at him. A family portrait of her, an ordinary-looking man with narrow shoulders he assumed was Burt Smith, and twins—a girl and a boy—sat on the end of the table.
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French
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Translated by Aurelien Baron
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German
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Translated by Petra C. Rieker
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Author review: Petra was very professional and thorough in her approach to and translation of my novel. She kept me updated as to her progress. I highly recommend her for any novels or books you want to have translated into German. |
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Italian
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Translated by Monica R. Pelà
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Author review: Monica Pela is one of the best professional translators I've worked with. Her communication skills and quality of translation are excellent. I highly recommend her. |
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Portuguese
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Already translated.
Translated by Caroline Geissler Delanni
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Carlos Blanco
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Author review: While the quality of translation was good, he seemed more focused on his new business than on translating the book. He also has an apparent lack of eagerness and help in promoting the book as he doesn't respond to communications regarding marketing the book. |
