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A midnight shootout on the beach gets the action going with a bang in this explosive story of illicit drugs and bizarre murders. As Detective Clay Randall and his team start to unravel clues, two names keep popping up: rogue ex-cop Roy Connor, and his high profile boss, defense attorney Tony Savoy.

Filled with plot twists and double-dealings, the investigation takes an unexpected turn when the trail leads inside police headquarters. The Six O?clock Rule puts friendship to the test as the lines between right and wrong become blurred.

The Six O'clock Rule is part of an ongoing police thriller series. Check out Body Toll by Bruce Thomason for another exciting Clay Randall thriller.

THE SIX O'CLOCK RULE HAS WON THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS :

GOLD MEDAL WINNER (FICTION-THRILLER CATEGORY) IN THE 2011 READERS FAVORITE AWARD CONTEST

FINALIST (FICTION-SUSPENSE CATEGORY) IN THE 2011 READERS FAVORITE AWARD CONTEST

FINALIST (FICTION-THRILLER CATEGORY) IN THE 2011 INDIE EXCELLENCE AWARD CONTEST.

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A midnight shootout on the beach gets the action going with a bang in this explosive story of illicit drugs and bizarre murders. As Detective Clay Randall and his team start to unravel clues, two names keep popping up: rogue ex-cop Roy Connor, and his high profile boss, defense attorney Tony Savoy.

Filled with plot twists and double-dealings, the investigation takes an unexpected turn when the trail leads inside police headquarters. The Six O?clock Rule puts friendship to the test as the lines between right and wrong become blurred.

The Six O'clock Rule is part of an ongoing police thriller series. Check out Body Toll by Bruce Thomason for another exciting Clay Randall thriller.

THE SIX O'CLOCK RULE HAS WON THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS :

GOLD MEDAL WINNER (FICTION-THRILLER CATEGORY) IN THE 2011 READERS FAVORITE AWARD CONTEST

FINALIST (FICTION-SUSPENSE CATEGORY) IN THE 2011 READERS FAVORITE AWARD CONTEST

FINALIST (FICTION-THRILLER CATEGORY) IN THE 2011 INDIE EXCELLENCE AWARD CONTEST.

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With such tense novels as Blindsighted and Kisscut, Karin Slaughter has firmly positioned herself as one of the most capable exponents of the crime novel at work today ? and certainly one of the most disturbing (a skill the author is clearly proud of). What's more, she ensures that each new book is subtly different from its predecessor, as her latest, Broken, demonstrates, with its innovative, edgy mix of tried and trusted elements. We are introduced once again to former Grant County medical examiner Sara Linton, proving that the Jacobean taste for bloodshed and mystery is alive and well in contemporary USA.

A woman's corpse is discovered in the waters of Lake Grant, and a note is found which seems to point to suicide ? but Sara Linton has never been a woman to settle for obvious solutions. The principal suspect in the case has requested ? desperately -- to be able to speak to Sara -- but when she turns up at his cell in the local police station, the suspect, Tommy Braham (whom she had known as a boy), is unable to speak to her. Tommy is dead; he has been savagely beaten, and his wrists have been cut. Scrawled in blood on the cell wall is a poignant message: ?Not me?. Sara, personally involved now, is distrustful of Lena Adams the detective in charge, so she gets in touch with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and asks (as she has done before) for the help of Special Agent Will Trent (Karin Slaughter readers will be well aware of the intriguing relationship between these two). The duo begins to suspect that a murderer enjoys the covert protection of the close-mouthed inhabitants of Grant County, who have fashioned a skein of non-communication. But, as the Bard observed, murder will out...

With so many writers tackling uncompromising material such as this (and Slaughter is nothing if not uncompromising), there is clearly a danger of over-familiarity for readers. But it?s a measure of the author?s skill that such notions are firmly banished, and Slaughter?s customary position at the top of the bestseller charts is well earned. --Barry Forshaw

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Erscheinungsjahr: 2012
Abmessung: 18 cm
Von Cornwell, Patricia

This is the 19th Kay Scarpetta novel from No.1 New York Times bestselling author Patricia Cornwell. Scarpetta is on her way to the Georgia Prison for Women, where she has agreed to meet with an inmate who is the biological mother of a vicious and diabolically brilliant killer. Scarpetta is determined to hear out this incarcerated woman as she continues in her quest to find out what happened to her former deputy chief Jack Fielding, murdered six months earlier.

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2011 Edgar nominee Timothy Hallinan's six novels featuring erudite Los Angeles private eye Simeon Grist have become cult favorites, now available for the first time since the 1990s. In the fourth book, INCINERATOR, Grist comes up against his most terrifying adversary, a madman who's setting fire to the homeless. As Simeon is drawn into the case ? very much against his will ? he realizes that the Incinerator has a huge advantage. Somewhere, years ago, the two of them met, and the Incinerator has been nursing hatred and resentment for years. Now, as helpless people burst into flame on Skid Row, Simeon has to scour the wastelands of Los Angeles, and his own past, looking for the face of a killer.

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PRAISE FOR ?INCINERATOR? AND THE SIMEON GRIST MYSTERIES

?A skittering roller-coaster ride . . . one of the most intriguing of the new private eyes.? Booklist

?An excellent job ? when it comes to making a quick run up Topanga Canyon in the 1990s, Hallinan has the top down and he's ready to go.? Chicago Tribune

?A generous and inventive writer . . . Hallinan has talent and skill. Simeon Grist is a classic California hard-boiled detective, beautifully playing the role of knight errant.? The Drood Review

"Effective prose, engaging repartee, sharp and witty characterizations . . . Hallinan has a genuine ability.? Washington Post Book World

?Timely, suspenseful, and exciting.? ? Sidney Sheldon

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2011 Edgar nominee Timothy Hallinan's six novels featuring erudite Los Angeles private eye Simeon Grist have become cult favorites, now available for the first time since the 1990s. In the fourth book, INCINERATOR, Grist comes up against his most terrifying adversary, a madman who's setting fire to the homeless. As Simeon is drawn into the case ? very much against his will ? he realizes that the Incinerator has a huge advantage. Somewhere, years ago, the two of them met, and the Incinerator has been nursing hatred and resentment for years. Now, as helpless people burst into flame on Skid Row, Simeon has to scour the wastelands of Los Angeles, and his own past, looking for the face of a killer.

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PRAISE FOR ?INCINERATOR? AND THE SIMEON GRIST MYSTERIES

?A skittering roller-coaster ride . . . one of the most intriguing of the new private eyes.? Booklist

?An excellent job ? when it comes to making a quick run up Topanga Canyon in the 1990s, Hallinan has the top down and he's ready to go.? Chicago Tribune

?A generous and inventive writer . . . Hallinan has talent and skill. Simeon Grist is a classic California hard-boiled detective, beautifully playing the role of knight errant.? The Drood Review

"Effective prose, engaging repartee, sharp and witty characterizations . . . Hallinan has a genuine ability.? Washington Post Book World

?Timely, suspenseful, and exciting.? ? Sidney Sheldon