Bad Blood - Vargus, L T

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Résumé :
The body slumps over the steering wheel. Pools of blood going tacky on the dash. Two shots to the back of the head. A mafia-style hit in a small town. Special Agent Violet Darger must make sense of this savagery. Figure out how brutality like this could happen in rural Michigan. The victim had been living the American dream. A small-business owner who built a construction empire. Started a family. Coached youth hockey. He seemed to have it all. But his surface life didn't tell the full story. He carried dark secrets to the grave. Left clues which offer more questions than answers, clues that seem to lead Darger to Detroit. In the city, she finds despair. Corruption. Decay. Blocks of vacant buildings line the streets. Crumbling. Caving in. It resembles ancient ruins more than a modern American city. Concrete caverns waiting to be explored. And there, among the rubble, she gets swept up in the hunt for a notorious hit man. He kills for profit. Navigates the brutal world of organized crime. Harbors secrets of his own, albeit domestic ones. He holds the answers to all of Darger's questions, but only if she can catch him. This pulse-pounding thriller will have you on the edge of your seat until the final page. Fans of John Sandford, Karin Slaughter, Harlan Coben, and Lisa Jackson should check out the Violet Darger series. The books in the series can be read in any order, so grab Bad Blood and get started today.Praise for the Violet Darger series: Wow, just wow! If you like scare-you-half-to-death mystery books this is the one for you. It starts with a bang and just doesn't stop. -- Ada Lavin A rush of excitement, twists and turns. -- C. Munger Insightful, bloody. Page turner about the corruption of morality and warped thinking patterns. -- Bella from Readingnstuff.com Refuses to let go until you have read the last sentence. -- Bloodymummer Reading a Violet Darger novel always feels like coming home to an old friend-we hang out, we drink some coffee, we talk about her and Loshak's personal lives, we interview victims' families, we chase down some serial killers-all the stuff you normally do with your friends, except better. More exciting. -- eden Hudson, author of Revenge of the Bloodslinger

Sommaire:
The body slumps over the steering wheel. Pools of blood going tacky on the dash. Two shots to the back of the head. A mafia-style hit in a small town. Special Agent Violet Darger must make sense of this savagery. Figure out how brutality like this could happen in rural Michigan. The victim had been living the American dream. A small-business owner who built a construction empire. Started a family. Coached youth hockey. He seemed to have it all. But his surface life didn't tell the full story. He carried dark secrets to the grave. Left clues which offer more questions than answers, clues that seem to lead Darger to Detroit. In the city, she finds despair. Corruption. Decay. Blocks of vacant buildings line the streets. Crumbling. Caving in. It resembles ancient ruins more than a modern American city. Concrete caverns waiting to be explored. And there, among the rubble, she gets swept up in the hunt for a notorious hit man. He kills for profit. Navigates the brutal world of organized crime. Harbors secrets of his own, albeit domestic ones. He holds the answers to all of Darger's questions, but only if she can catch him. This pulse-pounding thriller will have you on the edge of your seat until the final page. Fans of John Sandford, Karin Slaughter, Harlan Coben, and Lisa Jackson should check out the Violet Darger series. The books in the series can be read in any order, so grab Bad Blood and get started today.Praise for the Violet Darger series: Wow, just wow! If you like scare-you-half-to-death mystery books this is the one for you. It starts with a bang and just doesn't stop. -- Ada Lavin A rush of excitement, twists and turns. -- C. Munger Insightful, bloody. Page turner about the corruption of morality and warped thinking patterns. -- Bella from Readingnstuff.com Refuses to let go until you have read the last sentence. -- Bloodymummer Reading a Violet Darger novel always feels like coming home to an old friend-we hang out, we drink some coffee, we talk about her and Loshak's personal lives, we interview victims' families, we chase down some serial killers-all the stuff you normally do with your friends, except better. More exciting. -- eden Hudson, author of Revenge of the Bloodslinger...