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Lissa Marie Redmond

Auteur de A Cold Day in Hell

8+ oeuvres 178 utilisateurs 23 critiques

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Œuvres de Lissa Marie Redmond

A Cold Day in Hell (2018) 59 exemplaires
The Murder Book (2019) 34 exemplaires
The Secrets They Left Behind (2020) 34 exemplaires
The Parting Glass (2021) 16 exemplaires
A Full Cold Moon (2020) 14 exemplaires
A Means to An End (2019) 12 exemplaires

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Detective Lauren Riley, Buffalo Police Department, Cold Case Homicide Office & Licensed Private Investigator.
Partner: Detective Shane Reese.
Nemesis: Frank Violanti, Criminal Defense Attorney.
Ex-Fiancé: Detective Joe Wheeler, Garden Valley Police Department.
Ex-Husbands: Ron Riley, Construction Worker & Father of Lauren’s Children, and Mark Hathaway, Corporate Attorney.

Unraveling webs of crime scene photos, police reports, autopsy photos, autopsy reports, lab reports, interview and investigative notes, and timelines that lead to arrests, courtroom appearances, and hopefully justice. This is Lauren Riley’s life. This is her story.

A police procedural for cold cases and the sleuthing of a licensed PI in a page-turning drama. Showcases the split between ordinary days of slogging forward and the riveting days where every minute seems to flash by in triple time. The authenticity in writing is evident for setting and law enforcement and confirmed reading the author’s background.

TW: Alcoholism, Bullying, Intimidation, Prostitution, Stalking, and Domestic Violence.
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FerneMysteryReader | May 12, 2023 |
I guess I don’t know much about putting a young woman undercover to sleuth out what happened to three women. Not a fan of not giving Shea the profile of the suspect and endangering her life.
 
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cathy.lemann | 5 autres critiques | Mar 21, 2023 |
Stayed up past 10pm reading this story.

In the first of what is hopefully many, Redmond delivers an engaging and tense filled read that keeps you reading all night. This first novel introduces Riley, a cold case detective who finds herself in a difficult situation, which will neatly set up the following novel. The character of Riley is richly drawn, her instincts, her relationships within the police department and the story's fluidity are engaging and lead the reader through the tension. This reader is now patiently (not really!) awaiting the second novel.… (plus d'informations)
 
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jarichardsonsmyth | 8 autres critiques | Feb 24, 2023 |
Shea O’Connor is a young officer at the Buffalo Police Department who lives with her roommate Karen who is a trauma nurse at Erie County Medical Center. They met at the University of Buffalo. Although she’s 23 years old, Shea finds she is often not taken seriously as she appears much younger than her age. This actually worked to her advantage when she was asked to work undercover for Bill Walters in the FBI. She worked undercover to assist with the capture of a teacher Terry Roberts who was a serial killer.

Just as Shea is slowly recovering from the personal trauma of that undercover case where she almost died, she receives a phone call from Bill Walters. Because Shea feels under appreciated at the Buffalo Police Department, she accepts another secret undercover FBI assignment. Again, she need to pose as a freshman at Harris Community College in Kelly’s Falls, NY as 18 year old, Shea Anderson.
Bill Walters has a cover story arranged with the chief of police, Roy Bishop.

Shea transitions into Theresa Parker’s boarding house posing as the chief of police’s niece who parent recently died in a car crash. She begins to befriend the other borders at the house and settles into her school routine. Her assignment is to uncover the mystery surrounding three missing college students last seen at a party. Shea is eager to emerge herself into the school’s social scene to learn what happened the night the girls went missing.

While Shea is strategically meeting key friends she is introduced to further people who knew the missing girls. Shea isn’t prepared for these relationships to become close and intimate. She earns the trust of Kayla Johnson who is the cousin to Nick and Olivia Stansfield. Olivia is one of the missing girls whose brother Nick, a senior at RIT in Rochester will stop at nothing to find his sister.

Soon, Shea is engaged in typical college life which seems to annoy Chief Bishop who resents her involvement in this cold case. Over time Shea is hanging out at Freddie’s Pizza with Rob, Tyler, Maddie and Jenna and going to parties. Things become tense when Shea becomes involved with Nick Stansfield who starts to develop feelings for her. As much as Shea tries to maintain her professional ethics undercover she can’t help but acknowledge her own growing feelings towards Nick.

As much as she feels guilty, Shea continues a relationship with Nick to gain access to people who know more than they want to admit about the missing girls. Along the way she attracts unwanted attention from Joe Styles who is a local with a reputation for trouble and a girlfriend, Amber Wray who loves to fight.

Just as Shea becomes close to solving the cold case, things explode and she finds herself fearing for her life once again.
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marquis784 | 5 autres critiques | Nov 16, 2022 |

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Œuvres
8
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5
Membres
178
Popularité
#120,889
Évaluation
3.8
Critiques
23
ISBN
45

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