A suspicious suicide calls Javier Falcon to a wealthy neighborhood on the outskirts of Seville. In quick succession, two more suicides occur--one of them a fellow police officer in the sex crimes unit. As Falcon's investigation deepens, so, too, does suspicion that perhaps these deaths aren't suicides, and the mystery takes a shocking, explosive turn.
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9780156032827
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Authors:Wilson, Robert
Format:Paperback
GTIN13:9780156032827
ISBN10:0156032821
Page Count:372
Dimensions:5.2x1.0x7.9
Publisher:Harper Paperbacks
Jacket Notes:PRAISE FOR THE VANISHED HANDS "Robert Wilson s plotting is intricate, his detective endearingly human, Seville a captivating venue. This is crime fiction of high order." -- Times of London PRAISE FOR THE BLIND MAN OF SEVILLE: "A splendid assembly of complexities and relationships that tangle generations in murder and scandal.... Wilson has a talent for digging beneath the skin to explore psychological and emotional nuances." --New York Daily News PRAISE FOR A SMALL DEATH IN LISBON: "A tour de force... One lays it down with regret wishing it could go on." --Los Angeles Times "Historically sprawling, richly distilled thriller . . . The whole is a suspenseful, intricately plotted, violent and steamy tale. You will turn the last page of this compelling novel out of breath." --The New York Times "
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Robert Wilson is back with the follow-up to his sensational thriller, The Blind Man of Seville. Javier Falc n has been through therapy and is in the process of breaking free of the psychological damage sustained during his last major investigation. Called to the scene of a suspicious suicide in a wealthy neighborhood on the outskirts of Seville, he begins to investigate a case with no solid evidence when suddenly, in quick succession, two more suicides occur-one of them a fellow police officer in the sex crimes unit. Left to discover what made life so unbearable for these victims, Falc n's task is to find the connection among the suicides. Or were they, in fact, murdered?