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Tell no lies

Scion of an old-money San Francisco family, Daniel Brasher left a well compensated position as a money manager to marry his community organizer wife and work at a job hew loves, leading group counseling sessions with recently paroled violent offenders. After receiving a threatening note intended for someone else and discovering that the person to whom it was addressed has been brutally murdered, Daniel finds that the killer might have a connection to the offenders he's counseling. As he tries to uncover the truth, he finds more warnings-- to victims who can't be saved-- in his office mail, and that his efforts to find and help them have brought him into the killer's sights.

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  • "Scion of an old-money San Francisco family, Daniel Brasher left a well compensated position as a money manager to marry his community organizer wife and work at a job hew loves, leading group counseling sessions with recently paroled violent offenders. After receiving a threatening note intended for someone else and discovering that the person to whom it was addressed has been brutally murdered, Daniel finds that the killer might have a connection to the offenders he's counseling. As he tries to uncover the truth, he finds more warnings-- to victims who can't be saved-- in his office mail, and that his efforts to find and help them have brought him into the killer's sights."@en
  • "A series of anonymous threats intended for others puts a manand everyone he lovesin the path of a relentless killer."
  • "A series of anonymous threats intended for others puts a man, and everyone he loves, in the path of a relentless killer. Daniel Brasher has always been something of a disappointment to his old-money aristocratic San Francisco mother. Daniel left his high-paying job as a money manager to marry his community organizer wife and work at a job he loves, leading group counseling sessions with recently paroled ex-cons. Now he is ready to move on and start a private practice. But before he leaves, he finds an envelope in his department mailbox, one intended for someone else that was placed in his slot by accident. Inside it is an unsigned piece of paper, a note that says only "admit what you've done or you will bleed for it. you have 'til November 15 at midnight." The deadline has already passed and the person to whom the envelope was addressed was brutally murdered. But this first warning is only the beginning. Soon, Daniel finds more warnings in his office mail, to people that the police cannot track down, and to victims that cannot be saved. Daniel's efforts, however, have alerted the killer to his involvement and next he gets a threat of his own. Now, with the clock ticking, Daniel, with no clue what he is supposed to have done or to what action he must confess, must somehow appease, or outwit, a seemingly unstoppable killer."@en
  • "A series of anonymous threats intended for others puts a man, and everyone he loves, in the path of a relentless killer. Daniel Brasher has always been something of a disappointment to his old-money aristocratic San Francisco mother. Daniel left his high-paying job as a money manager to marry his community organizer wife and work at a job he loves, leading group counseling sessions with recently paroled ex-cons. Now he is ready to move on and start a private practice. But before he leaves, he finds an envelope in his department mailbox, one intended for someone else that was placed in his slot by accident. Inside it is an unsigned piece of paper, a note that says only "admit what you've done or you will bleed for it. you have 'til november 15 at midnite." The deadline has already passed and the person to whom the envelope was addressed was brutally murdered. But this first warning is only the beginning. Soon, Daniel finds more warnings in his office mail, to people that the police cannot track down, and to victims that cannot be saved. Daniel's efforts, however, have alerted the killer to his involvement and next he gets a threat of his own. Now, with the clock ticking, Daniel, with no clue what he is supposed to have done or to what action he must confess, must somehow appease, or outwit, a seemingly unstoppable killer."
  • "A series of anonymous threats intended for others puts a man, and everyone he loves, in the path of a relentless killer. Daniel Brasher has always been something of a disappointment to his old-money aristocratic San Francisco mother. Daniel left his high-paying job as a money manager to marry his community organizer wife and work at a job he loves, leading group counseling sessions with recently paroled ex-cons. Now he is ready to move on and start a private practice. But before he leaves, he finds an envelope in his department mailbox, one intended for someone else that was placed in his slot by accident. Inside it is an unsigned piece of paper, a note that says only "admit what you've done or you will bleed for it. you have 'til november 15 at midnite." The deadline has already passed and the person to whom the envelope was addressed was brutally murdered. But this first warning is only the beginning. Soon, Daniel finds more warnings in his office mail, to people that the police cannot track down, and to victims that cannot be saved. Daniel's efforts, however, have alerted the killer to his involvement and next he gets a threat of his own. Now, with the clock ticking, Daniel, with no clue what he is supposed to have done or to what action he must confess, must somehow appease, or outwit, a seemingly unstoppable killer."@en
  • "Daniel Brasher has always been something of a disappointment to his old-money aristocratic San Francisco mother. Daniel left his high-paying job as a money manager to marry his community organizer wife and work at a job he loves, leading group counseling sessions with recently paroled ex-cons. Now he's ready to move on and start a private practice. But before he leaves, he finds an envelope in his department mailbox -- one intended for someone else that was placed in his slot by accident. Inside it is an unsigned piece of paper, a note that says only "admit what you've done or you will bleed for it. you have 'til november 15 at midnite." The deadline has already passed and the person to whom the envelope was addressed was brutally murdered. But this first warning is only the beginning. Soon, Daniel finds more warnings in his office mail, to people that the police cannot track down, and to victims that cannot be saved. Daniel's efforts, however, have alerted the killer to his involvement and next he gets a threat of his own. Now, with the clock ticking, Daniel -- with no clue what he's supposed to have done or to what action he must confess -- must somehow appease, or outwit, a seemingly unstoppable killer."

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  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Mystery fiction"
  • "Mystery fiction"@en
  • "Large type books"
  • "Suspense fiction"
  • "Suspense fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Detective and mystery stories"

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  • "Tell No Lies"
  • "Tell no lies"
  • "Tell no lies"@en
  • "Tell no lies : a novel"@en

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