The Midnight Witness Lib/E
Sara Blaedel returns with another thrilling novel in her series featuring homicide detective Louise Rick-a strong-willed police investigator perfect for readers of Lisa Gardner, Tami Hoag, Tess Gerritsen, or Jo Nesbo.
A young woman is found strangled in a park, and a male journalist has been killed in the backyard of the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen.
Detective Louise Rick is put on the case of the young girl but very soon becomes entangled in solving the other homicide too when it turns out her best friend, journalist Camilla Lind, knew the murdered man. Louise tries to keep her friend from getting too involved, but Camilla's never been one to miss out on an interesting story. And this time, Camilla may have gone too far...
Emotionally riveting and filled with unexpected twists, The Midnight Witness is a tour-de-force from international phenomenon Sara Blaedel.
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Christine Lakin is an Earphones Award-winning narrator and acclaimed television actress, best known for her roles as Alicia "Al" Lambert on the hit family comedy Step by Step and as Joan of Arc on Showtime's Reefer Madness.
Intrepid Danish police detective, Louise Rick, is back on the job...[and] finds herself juggling both cases, plus the demands of her own longtime boyfriend.
-- "New York Times Book Review"The Louise Rick novels are must-reads for fans of Scandinavia's female police detectives, such as Anne Holt's Hanne Wilhelmsen and Helene Tursten's Irene Huss.
-- "Booklist"Denmark's internationally bestselling Queen of Crime sets Detective Louise Rick a challenging task: even as she's investigating a young woman's strangling, she gets caught up in the murder of a male journalist...Blaedel delivers another solid story with a surprise twist ending. Recommended for fans of the series and for those who enjoy contemporary Scandinavian mysteries.
-- "Library Journal"Two homicide cases provide the procedural backdrop for the emotional trials both women endure to function in worlds still dominated by men. Louise, the only woman on the police homicide team, rebels against office politics and her superior's prioritization of Frank's murder over Karoline's. Camilla clashes with her male boss, who sidelines her and dictates her approach to stories. Readers will relate to the women's travails.
-- "Publishers Weekly"
