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Darkness peering [Large print]

In Maine, a police chief commits suicide when circumstantial evidence points to his son's guilt in the murder of a retarded girl. Years later his daughter, a detective, reopens the case and finds even more damning evidence, but is her brother really guilty? A new murder will provide the answer.

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  • "Darkness peering"
  • "Darkness peering"@ja
  • "Darkness peering"@it

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  • ""The dead girl lay faceup on the edge of the pond, a snake coiled in the muddy hollow of one arm. For Police Chief Nalen Storrow, it was a shocking reminder of the violence he thought he'd left behind when he moved his wife and children to Flowering Dogwood, Maine, a town where no one locks their doors. And now Storrow's search for the truth leads to a chilling possibility...the murderer might be his own son, Billy. Eighteen years later the murder of the girl in the pond has never been solved. Now a different cop is obsessed with the case--Rachel Storrow, Billy's grown sister. But no sooner does Rachel reopen the investigation than another young woman disappears. Once again Billy is a suspect, though far from the only suspect in town. The harder Rachel peers behind Flowering Dogwood's picture-perfect facade--at the center of which is the respected Winfield School for the Blind and Special Needs--the more the mystery deepens. A cunning psychopath is moving undetected through Rachel's hometown, taking her on a journey of suspicion, doubt, and bone-deep fear. Plunged into a world where darkness follows even the innocent, Rachel must unearth secrets that span decades and face a staggering personal truth. Darkness Peering is more than a harrowing suspense novel of the first rank. It is a powerful portrait of a woman who, like her father, must walk the tightrope between honor and justice, and in doing so tests her own humanity." -- Publisher description"
  • "Sur la côte Est des Etats-Unis, aujourd'hui. Rachel Starrow est en charge d'une enquête sur l'agression de Claire Castillo, victime, selon toute apparence, d'un psychopathe. Rachel soupçonne son frère Billy, comme son propre père l'avait soupçonné dix-huit ans plus tôt, pour une affaire semblable restée énigmatique."
  • "Achttien jaar na de onopgeloste moord op een veertienjarig meisje wordt er opnieuw iemand in een dorpje in Maine omgebracht; de dochter van de toenmalige commissaris van politie die deze zaak onderzoekt, stuit op dezelfde verdachten."
  • "Achttien jaar na de onopgeloste moord op een veertienjarig meisje wordt er opnieuw iemand in een dorpje in Maine omgebracht; de dochter van de toenmalige commissaris van politie die deze zaak onderzoekt stuit op dezelfde verdachten."
  • "In Maine, a police chief commits suicide when circumstantial evidence points to his son's guilt in the murder of a retarded girl. Years later his daughter, a detective, reopens the case and finds even more damning evidence, but is her brother really guilty? A new murder will provide the answer."@en
  • "The dead girl lay faceup on the edge of the pond, a snake coiled in the muddy hollow of one arm. Poliece Chief Storrow's search for the truth leads to a chilling possibility ... the murderer might be his own son, Billy."@en
  • "A cunning psychopath is stalking detective Rachel Storrow's hometown, taking her on a journey of suspicion, doubt, and bone-deep fear. Plunged into a world where darkness follows the innocent, Rachel must unearth secrets that span decades and implicate the people she cares about most. More than a harrowing suspense novel, "Darkness Peering" is a powerful portrait of a woman who must walk the tightrope between honor and justice, and in doing so, step into a killer's crosshairs."@en

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  • "Large type books"@en
  • "Detective and Mystery Stories"
  • "Suspense fiction"@en
  • "Suspense fiction"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Psychological Fiction"
  • "Mystery fiction"
  • "Mystery fiction"@en
  • "Belletristische Darstellung"
  • "Vertalingen (vorm)"
  • "Detective and mystery stories"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Psychological fiction"
  • "Psychological fiction"@en

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  • "Die Gesichter der Wahrheit Roman"
  • "Die Gesichter der Wahrheit : Roman"
  • "Darkness peering : [a novel]"
  • "Le bénéfice du doute"
  • "Onder de huid"
  • "Tenebre"
  • "Tenebre"@it
  • "Darkness Peering"
  • "Darkness peering [Large print]"@en
  • "Darkness peering"
  • "Darkness peering"@en
  • "闇を覗きしもの"
  • "Yami o nozokishi mono"@ja
  • "Yami o nozokishi mono"

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