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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Four people are dead. The coroner signed every one of them natural. Detective Constance Egan knows better, because she was raised by the most patient killer St. Louis ever missed.Three weeks after she put her own father in a cell, Constance is handed a case no one else will touch. Participants in a clinical drug trial at a St. Louis research hospital keep dying of the exact side effect the drug is known to cause. On paper, every death is a tragedy. In Constance's gut, every death is a murder, calibrated so precisely that a clinical trial becomes the safest place on earth to hide a body.No one believes her. Not the hospital. Not the pharmaceutical company guarding a billion-dollar secret. Not the coroner who already closed the files. Only Dominic Akehurst, the FBI liaison assigned to shadow her, a man carrying his own buried grief, is willing to hunt a killer no one will admit exists.But the closer Constance gets, the more the case becomes a mirror. The person behind these deaths kills out of grief, not pleasure, and Constance understands that grief far too well. To catch this killer she will have to think exactly like him. And the only thing more dangerous than a murderer who believes he is right is a detective who is beginning to understand why.She caught the last monster because she is like him. This one is going to make her prove she is not.Trial Dose is the second novel in the Blood Compass series: a slow-burn psychological thriller for readers who love razor-sharp detectives, morally complex killers, and tension that refuses to let go until the final page. A Detective Constance Egan Blood Compass Novel - Book Two (The Blood Compass Cases 2) This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She built her career catching killers. This case will cost her everything she believes about herself.Detective Constance Egan is the sharpest investigator in the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's Homicide unit - a woman whose uncanny ability to read crime scenes and decode human behavior has made her both indispensable and unsettling to everyone around her. When a woman's body is found on a levee south of the Chain of Rocks Canal, arranged with disturbing precision, Constance recognizes something in the ligature pattern that she can't explain. Something older than her badge. Something lodged in a memory she didn't know she had.As she traces a thread of cold cases stretching back twenty years along the I-70 corridor - women no one searched for, killed and discarded in jurisdictional blind spots by a predator who understands infrastructure the way an architect understands load-bearing walls - the investigation pulls her deeper than any case has before. Past buried police files and silenced witnesses. Past a retired detective drowning in guilt. Past the professional instincts she trusts and into a place where the evidence stops feeling like evidence and starts feeling like a memory she locked away as a child.The closer Constance gets to the killer, the more the case begins to feel like it was always waiting for her - as though the corridor, the pattern, and the hunt itself were designed for someone with exactly her skills, exactly her history, and exactly the things she has spent her whole life refusing to remember.The Meridian Line is a searing literary thriller set against the sweltering heat of St. Louis and the industrial sprawl of Missouri's I-70 corridor. It is a novel about the women the system forgets, the detectives who refuse to forget them, and what happens when the hunt leads somewhere the hunter cannot survive unchanged. A story about institutional failure, inherited instinct, and the most dangerous question a detective can face: what if finding the truth means destroying the only foundation you've ever stood on?Book One of the Blood Compass Series. A Blood Compass Novel Where Every Pattern Has an Origin This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She built her career catching killers. This case will cost her everything she believes about herself.Detective Constance Egan is the sharpest investigator in the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's Homicide unit - a woman whose uncanny ability to read crime scenes and decode human behavior has made her both indispensable and unsettling to everyone around her. When a woman's body is found on a levee south of the Chain of Rocks Canal, arranged with disturbing precision, Constance recognizes something in the ligature pattern that she can't explain. Something older than her badge. Something lodged in a memory she didn't know she had.As she traces a thread of cold cases stretching back twenty years along the I-70 corridor - women no one searched for, killed and discarded in jurisdictional blind spots by a predator who understands infrastructure the way an architect understands load-bearing walls - the investigation pulls her deeper than any case has before. Past buried police files and silenced witnesses. Past a retired detective drowning in guilt. Past the professional instincts she trusts and into a place where the evidence stops feeling like evidence and starts feeling like a memory she locked away as a child.The closer Constance gets to the killer, the more the case begins to feel like it was always waiting for her - as though the corridor, the pattern, and the hunt itself were designed for someone with exactly her skills, exactly her history, and exactly the things she has spent her whole life refusing to remember.The Meridian Line is a searing literary thriller set against the sweltering heat of St. Louis and the industrial sprawl of Missouri's I-70 corridor. It is a novel about the women the system forgets, the detectives who refuse to forget them, and what happens when the hunt leads somewhere the hunter cannot survive unchanged. A story about institutional failure, inherited instinct, and the most dangerous question a detective can face: what if finding the truth means destroying the only foundation you've ever stood on?Book One of the Blood Compass Series. A Blood Compass Novel Where Every Pattern Has an Origin This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Four people are dead. The coroner signed every one of them natural. Detective Constance Egan knows better, because she was raised by the most patient killer St. Louis ever missed.Three weeks after she put her own father in a cell, Constance is handed a case no one else will touch. Participants in a clinical drug trial at a St. Louis research hospital keep dying of the exact side effect the drug is known to cause. On paper, every death is a tragedy. In Constance's gut, every death is a murder, calibrated so precisely that a clinical trial becomes the safest place on earth to hide a body.No one believes her. Not the hospital. Not the pharmaceutical company guarding a billion-dollar secret. Not the coroner who already closed the files. Only Dominic Akehurst, the FBI liaison assigned to shadow her, a man carrying his own buried grief, is willing to hunt a killer no one will admit exists.But the closer Constance gets, the more the case becomes a mirror. The person behind these deaths kills out of grief, not pleasure, and Constance understands that grief far too well. To catch this killer she will have to think exactly like him. And the only thing more dangerous than a murderer who believes he is right is a detective who is beginning to understand why.She caught the last monster because she is like him. This one is going to make her prove she is not.Trial Dose is the second novel in the Blood Compass series: a slow-burn psychological thriller for readers who love razor-sharp detectives, morally complex killers, and tension that refuses to let go until the final page. A Detective Constance Egan Blood Compass Novel - Book Two (The Blood Compass Cases 2) This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. They came to heal. One of them came to hunt.Seven survivors of violent crime meet every Thursday in a church basement in Portland, Oregon. They call themselves The Circle. They have one rule: what is shared in the room stays in the room. For seven months, they have traded their darkest confessions - the freezing, the hiding, the hesitation, the shame of what they did or failed to do in the moments that nearly destroyed them.Then the members start dying.Not randomly. Not violently. Precisely. Each death mirrors the victim's original trauma with a specificity that can only mean one thing: the killer knows exactly what was said in that room. The killer knows the parking garage where Tom sleeps. The killer knows the supply cart where Priya hides. The killer knows which lock to change on Margot's door.The killer is one of them.Detective Christine DeLuca has been attending The Circle under a false name, seeking help for a case that shattered her - a home invasion where she arrived sixty seconds too late to save two children. She has told the group she works in city administration. She has told no one she carries a badge. Now, as the members are murdered one by one using the intimate details they shared in trust, Christine must investigate a crime rooted in the room where she is both detective and suspect, both hunter and prey.But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she realizes: in a room where everyone is lying about something, the killer's greatest disguise isn't a false identity. It's genuine empathy.The Circle of Secrets is a novel about what happens when the act of healing becomes the mechanism of destruction - when the person who understands your suffering best is the person who intends to use it against you.For readers of Alex Michaelides's The Silent Patient, Freida McFadden's The Housemaid, and Lisa Jewell's None of This Is True. When members of a trauma support group are murdered in ways that mirror their deepest confessions, an undercover detective must find a killer hiding behind a mask of perfect empathy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - She built her career catching killers. This case will cost her everything she believes about herself.Detective Constance Egan is the sharpest investigator in the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's Homicide unit - a woman whose uncanny ability to read crime scenes and decode human behavior has made her both indispensable and unsettling to everyone around her. When a woman's body is found on a levee south of the Chain of Rocks Canal, arranged with disturbing precision, Constance recognizes something in the ligature pattern that she can't explain. Something older than her badge. Something lodged in a memory she didn't know she had.As she traces a thread of cold cases stretching back twenty years along the I-70 corridor - women no one searched for, killed and discarded in jurisdictional blind spots by a predator who understands infrastructure the way an architect understands load-bearing walls - the investigation pulls her deeper than any case has before. Past buried police files and silenced witnesses. Past a retired detective drowning in guilt. Past the professional instincts she trusts and into a place where the evidence stops feeling like evidence and starts feeling like a memory she locked away as a child.The closer Constance gets to the killer, the more the case begins to feel like it was always waiting for her - as though the corridor, the pattern, and the hunt itself were designed for someone with exactly her skills, exactly her history, and exactly the things she has spent her whole life refusing to remember.The Meridian Line is a searing literary thriller set against the sweltering heat of St. Louis and the industrial sprawl of Missouri's I-70 corridor. It is a novel about the women the system forgets, the detectives who refuse to forget them, and what happens when the hunt leads somewhere the hunter cannot survive unchanged. A story about institutional failure, inherited instinct, and the most dangerous question a detective can face: what if finding the truth means destroying the only foundation you've ever stood on Book One of the Blood Compass Series.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She built her career catching killers. This case will cost her everything she believes about herself.Detective Constance Egan is the sharpest investigator in the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's Homicide unit - a woman whose uncanny ability to read crime scenes and decode human behavior has made her both indispensable and unsettling to everyone around her. When a woman's body is found on a levee south of the Chain of Rocks Canal, arranged with disturbing precision, Constance recognizes something in the ligature pattern that she can't explain. Something older than her badge. Something lodged in a memory she didn't know she had.As she traces a thread of cold cases stretching back twenty years along the I-70 corridor - women no one searched for, killed and discarded in jurisdictional blind spots by a predator who understands infrastructure the way an architect understands load-bearing walls - the investigation pulls her deeper than any case has before. Past buried police files and silenced witnesses. Past a retired detective drowning in guilt. Past the professional instincts she trusts and into a place where the evidence stops feeling like evidence and starts feeling like a memory she locked away as a child.The closer Constance gets to the killer, the more the case begins to feel like it was always waiting for her - as though the corridor, the pattern, and the hunt itself were designed for someone with exactly her skills, exactly her history, and exactly the things she has spent her whole life refusing to remember.The Meridian Line is a searing literary thriller set against the sweltering heat of St. Louis and the industrial sprawl of Missouri's I-70 corridor. It is a novel about the women the system forgets, the detectives who refuse to forget them, and what happens when the hunt leads somewhere the hunter cannot survive unchanged. A story about institutional failure, inherited instinct, and the most dangerous question a detective can face: what if finding the truth means destroying the only foundation you've ever stood on?Book One of the Blood Compass Series. A Blood Compass Novel Where Every Pattern Has an Origin This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Four people are dead. The coroner signed every one of them natural. Detective Constance Egan knows better, because she was raised by the most patient killer St. Louis ever missed.Three weeks after she put her own father in a cell, Constance is handed a case no one else will touch. Participants in a clinical drug trial at a St. Louis research hospital keep dying of the exact side effect the drug is known to cause. On paper, every death is a tragedy. In Constance's gut, every death is a murder, calibrated so precisely that a clinical trial becomes the safest place on earth to hide a body.No one believes her. Not the hospital. Not the pharmaceutical company guarding a billion-dollar secret. Not the coroner who already closed the files. Only Dominic Akehurst, the FBI liaison assigned to shadow her, a man carrying his own buried grief, is willing to hunt a killer no one will admit exists.But the closer Constance gets, the more the case becomes a mirror. The person behind these deaths kills out of grief, not pleasure, and Constance understands that grief far too well. To catch this killer she will have to think exactly like him. And the only thing more dangerous than a murderer who believes he is right is a detective who is beginning to understand why.She caught the last monster because she is like him. This one is going to make her prove she is not.Trial Dose is the second novel in the Blood Compass series: a slow-burn psychological thriller for readers who love razor-sharp detectives, morally complex killers, and tension that refuses to let go until the final page. A Detective Constance Egan Blood Compass Novel - Book Two (The Blood Compass Cases 2) This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. They came to heal. One of them came to hunt.Seven survivors of violent crime meet every Thursday in a church basement in Portland, Oregon. They call themselves The Circle. They have one rule: what is shared in the room stays in the room. For seven months, they have traded their darkest confessions - the freezing, the hiding, the hesitation, the shame of what they did or failed to do in the moments that nearly destroyed them.Then the members start dying.Not randomly. Not violently. Precisely. Each death mirrors the victim's original trauma with a specificity that can only mean one thing: the killer knows exactly what was said in that room. The killer knows the parking garage where Tom sleeps. The killer knows the supply cart where Priya hides. The killer knows which lock to change on Margot's door.The killer is one of them.Detective Christine DeLuca has been attending The Circle under a false name, seeking help for a case that shattered her - a home invasion where she arrived sixty seconds too late to save two children. She has told the group she works in city administration. She has told no one she carries a badge. Now, as the members are murdered one by one using the intimate details they shared in trust, Christine must investigate a crime rooted in the room where she is both detective and suspect, both hunter and prey.But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she realizes: in a room where everyone is lying about something, the killer's greatest disguise isn't a false identity. It's genuine empathy.The Circle of Secrets is a novel about what happens when the act of healing becomes the mechanism of destruction - when the person who understands your suffering best is the person who intends to use it against you.For readers of Alex Michaelides's The Silent Patient, Freida McFadden's The Housemaid, and Lisa Jewell's None of This Is True. When members of a trauma support group are murdered in ways that mirror their deepest confessions, an undercover detective must find a killer hiding behind a mask of perfect empathy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Trial Dose | Esme Reed | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Rosewood Lantern Publishing | EAN 9798256227876 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Meridian Line | Esme Reed | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Rosewood Lantern Publishing | EAN 9798256215699 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Circle of Secrets | Esme Reed | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Rosewood Lantern Publishing | EAN 9798256276591 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.