Have you
ever had a situation or memory that left a deep mark in your life? Do you
carry any experience with you that has turned into a burden?
If you would
ask me, likely I would answer affirmatively. Probably the point is, how each of
us manage such episodes of our past: to learn and overcome, to grieve, to grow…
Former
detective Jon Nunn will live a life full of remorse after the Rosemary Thomas’
case. A woman condemned to the death penalty for the murder of her husband
Christopher. With all the evidence pointing at her, little doubt left that the
humiliated wife of the successful curator and cheeky womanizer has taken
revenge for the years of mistreat and embarrassment and was guilty. But, was she?
With nothing
to lose after a career in freefall that left him with empty pockets and living
by the day, Nunn will look to uncover the truth in this cold case. He will find
that not everybody manages the guilt in the same way and, whilst some may hide,
some others will simply move on and enjoy themselves and their wealth.
When I saw
this book whilst browsing on the net, I felt compelled to get it provided the
list of amazing authors those that participated in this project. Many of them
already in my bookcase, such as: Katy Reichs, Jeffery Deaver, Tess Gerritsen
(one of my star authors), Diana Gabaldon, Jeff Abbott, Mathew Pearl and David
Baldacci.
It is hard
to give a short description of the plot – at least for me – without giving away
too many details of the story. But what I can definitely say is that there is
no possible way to find out the truth behind the finding of the rotten human
remains in the iron maiden at the German Historial Museum.
All the
rest is for the reader to discover in this remarkable literary work coordinated
by Andrew Gulli.
In a
different note, I would like to mention that all profits from this book are
sent to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Very
recommendable.
ISBN:
9781471103957
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