Lying in Wait Ann Rule's Crime Files: Vol.17
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Ja
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Erscheinungsdatum
25.11.2014
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Simon + Schuster LLCSeitenzahl
400 (Printausgabe)
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26995 KB
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14000
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Englisch
EAN
9781451648317
• New mothers murdered, their infants kidnapped, in an atrocious baby-selling scheme
• The man who kept his criminal past hidden from his wifeand his wife from his mistressuntil he coldly disposed of one of them
• The beautiful daughter of a State Department official ran away from the privileged world she knew and hitched a ride with a man she didn't...with fatal consequences
• For months, a vicious, rage-filled serial rapist eluded police and terrorized Seattle's womenwhen would he strike next, and how far would his violence escalate?
• A criminal known for his Houdini-like escapes is serving time for murder in a botched robberynow the convict is being served dinner in a civilian's home, where he has one more trick up his sleeve
• A long-lost relative who came home to visit, leaving a bloody trail through Washington and Oregon; no one realized how dangerous he and his ladylove wereuntil it was far too late...
With her ability to translate the most complex cases into storytelling "as dramatic and chilling as a bedroom window shattering at night" (The New York Times), Rule expertly analyzes the thoughts and deeds of the
sociopath, in this seventeenth essential Crime Files volume.
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