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A Map of the Dark
By (Author) Karen Ellis
Hodder & Stoughton
Mulholland Books
30th October 2018
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Thriller / suspense fiction
Crime and mystery: women sleuths
Police and security services
813.6
Paperback
320
Width 129mm, Height 197mm, Spine 23mm
224g
If you're lost she'll find you
But who will save herA thrilling new FBI series for fans of Tess Gerritsen and Karin Slaughter.FBI Agent Elsa Myers has a secret...Elsa Myers is smart, determined, and gifted with an extraordinary ability to find missing children. When vulnerable teenager Ruby disappears from Queens, she is put on the case.But Elsa's skills are rooted in her own troubled past. She is haunted by her mother's murder, her father is dying, and her relationship with her sister is crumbling. As the case begins to look hopeless, it becomes more and more personal, tangling with the traumatic history she has worked so hard to hide.As the darkness gathers around her, Elsa has to make a choice: can she save Ruby, if it means losing herself'Compellingly told, with a striking sting in the tail.' Daily Mail'A triumph!' Karen Dionne, author of HOME'A perfect, deeply satisfying thriller that grips right to the end.' Jane Casey, author of LET THE DEAD SPEAKCompellingly told, with a striking sting in the tail - Daily Mail
Tight prose, strong characters, and deft storytelling... A riveting tale that begs to be read in one sitting. Readers who enjoy police procedurals and Karin Slaughter's thrillers will delight in discovering a new voice. - Library JournalA riveting, breathless novel, equal parts police procedural and emotional personal journey. Karen Ellis's twisty plot, dark storytelling, and nail-biting action kept me reading far too late into the night. A triumph!Elegant, haunting... a far-from-ordinary FBI novel. - Literary HubKaren Ellis is the pseudonym of Katia Lief, the author of several internationally bestselling crime novels, including The Money Kill, the fourth installment of her Karin Schaeffer series published in 2013 and nominated for the Mary Higgins Clark Award. She teaches fiction writing at The New School in Manhattan and lives with her family in Brooklyn, New York.