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Flesh and Blood First edition

Flesh and Blood First edition

Inbunden bok. Headline. First edition uppl. 2001. 406 sidor.

Nyskick. Skyddsomslag i nyskick. Flesh and Blood
Jonathan Kellerman

Observera att denna bok är på engelska! Please note that this book is in English.

Hardcover with dustjacket. This book is new and unread and in perfect condition.

First edition.
Published by Headline in 2001.
ISBN 0747267006

Alex Delaware is back in Flesh and Blood, one of the tautest outings yet for Jonathan Kellerman's resourceful protagonist. The new book represents a further level of refinement in Kellerman's functional, astringently written prose--it's clear that the author knows exactly what his readers need, and he dispenses with the superfluous. Nary a comma is wasted in this lean, direct piece of work.
Alex first encounters Lauren Teague as an uncommunicative teenager with all the usual hang-ups: poor grades at school, open warfare with her parents, etc. She is sent to a psychologist, and Alex loses track of her. Years later, at a bachelor party for a colleague, Alex is watching two strippers perform a fairly tasteless display and notices that one of them is Lauren. Lauren disappears, and her mother pleads for Alex's help in tracking her down. But her disappearance turns into a murder investigation, and Alex is obliged to confront the demons that brought Lauren to an unenviable end.
The theme of a descent into a truly dark criminal underworld is desperately over-familiar, but Kellerman is fully aware of that and rings the changes with commanding authority. If Alex is more cursorily characterised than usual, that's undoubtedly Kellerman's game plan: the narrative here is the thing, and the merest touches are needed to characterise his canny protagonist. --Barry Forshaw.

Format ca: 24x16x3,5 cm. 406 pages.

Inrikes enhetsfrakt Sverige: 62 SEK
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