Tento autor prozkoumává hlubiny lidské zkušenosti prostřednictvím svého psaní, s vášní pro čtení a jednoduchými požitky. Jejich debutový román, GIRL UNDERWATER, je svědectvím o jejich vypravěčském talentu a touze po dalším tvůrčím úsilí. Není to jen autor; je to myslitel, který přemýšlí o tom, co znamená být člověkem, a sdílí tyto myšlenky prostřednictvím svého umění. Očekávejte další příběhy z tohoto jedinečného hlasu.
Podruhé mě neoklameš: Bývalá armádní důstojnice přišla o svou sestru, která byla za podivných okolností zavražděna. Vyšetřování k ničemu nevedlo. Jednoho dne ji dva motorkáři chtěli přepadnout a ona uviděla, jak zastřelili jejího manžela. Ovdovělou matku Mayu vyděsí obraz jejího zavražděného manžela na dětské chůvičce. Mezitím se její neteř a synovec snaží zjistit pravdu o vraždě jejich matky a odhalí možné propojení obou případů.
The story intertwines the intense journey of a competitive college swimmer grappling with the aftermath of a devastating airline disaster in the Rocky Mountains and her path to recovery. As she navigates her trauma, two men provide support, each harboring their own feelings for her. However, the truth of what transpired in the wilderness is known only to one, adding layers of tension and complexity to her healing process and relationships.
When a park ranger discovers an abandoned exclusive campsite with an empty tent and high-end technical gear the rugged landscape of Sequoia National Park takes on a sinister new hue. The private company that set up the exclusive camp won't reveal their client list, leaving chief investigator Felicity Harland with zero clues. The investigation takes Felicity deep into a wilderness that tests their physical limits to the extreme - and to the mean streets of Los Angeles, where she begins to learn the grisly truth behind the campers' disappearance. Author of "Girl Underwater."
In a remote corner of Alaska, Investigative Services Bureau agent Felicity Harland squares off against a mysterious cult leader with potentially deadly motives in this thrilling outdoor adventure for fans of Scott Graham and Nevada Barr. While enjoying a rare weekend off from her duties as an agent with the Investigative Services Branch, Felicity Harland learns that a young couple has turned up dead in Gates of the Arctic National Park. Harland recruits her partner, ex-Navy SEAL Ferdinand “Hux” Huxley, to join her in the investigation. After processing the peculiar scene where the couple perished, Harland and Hux decide that this was no tragic accident. They soon hear about a man living off the land, recruiting couples to his “fertility cult” in the Arctic. Could this survivalist have played a role in the couple’s death? Determined to get to the truth before someone else meets a similar fate, Harland and Hux venture deep into the backcountry to find the cult’s campsite. But what they find there tests their relationship in ways they never imagined—and thrusts them into a dangerous and deadly game.
In this third installment of Claire Kells’s thrilling National Park mystery series, Investigative Services Branch agent Felicity Harland ventures through volcanic wilderness to investigate a murder at a new hike-in lodge at Pinnacles National Park. When a guest turns up dead at the newly opened Pinnacles Grand Hotel, ISB agent Felicity Harland finds herself summoned to a peculiar scene. A gentle breeze blows in from the balcony window, belying the violence of a man stabbed to death in his hotel room. It’s clear to Harland that this murder was personal, especially when the victim’s wife admits that she wanted him dead. But Harland isn’t so sure that this was a domestic dispute gone bad. When she hears about the Park Service searching for a missing person out on the trails, she sets out with her partner, Ferdinand “Hux” Huxley, to see if the two cases are connected. As Harland and Hux take on the rocky, exposed terrain of California’s ancient volcanic wonderland, they soon realize that the mystery at the Pinnacles Grand is not at all what it seems—and that a predator may be closing in.
