Almost Night [antikvár]

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A fast-paced, atmospheric novel of suspense, introducing a Miami homicide detective who finds herself drawn into the realm of a cunning serial killer.... A Jack the Ripper in modern day Miami... Ann Prospero knows Miami and she knows murder. I couldn't have been more impressed. (Steve Thayer, bestselling author of The Weatherman and Silent Snow) A chilling, literary nightmare, an unsettling, at times terrifying examination of evil...Nightmare material of the first order, at once exhilarating, and profoundly disturbing. (John Dufresne) Enjoyably complex...[A] contemporary Looking for Mr. Goodbar. (Publishers Weekly) Compelling...richly drawn...This is a series to watch. (Booklist) A cut above the norm. Vividly drawn...with a skill rare in popular fiction (Boris Starling, bestselling author of Messiah and Storm) Chillingly vivid...a complex heroine. (Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel) I welcome this gritty new female cop to the Miami literary scene. (Barbara Parker, New York Times bestselling author of Suspicion of Betrayal)