β Scribed by J.T. Ellison
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
It was a murder made for TV: a trail of tiny bloody footprints. An innocent toddler playing beside her mother's bludgeoned body. Pretty young Corinne Wolff, seven months pregnant, brutally murdered in her own home.
Cameras and questions don't usually faze Nashville homicide lieutenant Taylor Jackson, but the media frenzy surrounding the Wolff case is particularly nasty...and thorough. When the seemingly model mommy is linked to an amateur porn Web site with underage actresses and unwitting players, the sharks begin to circle.
The shock is magnified when an old adversary uses the sexy secret footage to implicate Taylor in a murderβan accusation that threatens her career, her reputation and her relationship.
Both cases hinge on the evidenceβreal or manufacturedβof crimes that go beyond passion, into the realm of obsessive vengeance and shocking betrayal. Just what the networks love.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
### From Publishers Weekly Starred Review. Carefully orchestrated plot twists and engrossing characters combine in Ellison's explosive third Lt. Taylor Jackson investigation (after 2008's *14*). Nashville homicide investigator Taylor is called to the scene of a disturbing murder: beautiful, pregnan
It was a murder made for TV: a trail of tiny bloody footprints. An innocent toddler playing beside her mother's bludgeoned body. Pretty young Corinne Wolff, seven months pregnant, brutally murdered in her own home. Cameras and questions don't usually faze Nashville homicide lieutenant Taylor Jackso
In a remote New Mexico campground, six people are killed in an apparently senseless murder spree. Deputy State Police Chief Kevin Kerney suspects the slaying wasn't random at allbut rather a calculated plot to eliminate one high-profile victim, retired judge, Vernon Langsford. In piecing together th
Jude's a master of running from things: his best friend, his memories, his nefarious dealer. Billy is determined to stop his marathon once and for all. Judas Stirlying enjoys being a troublemaker. That way, he can skip the middle man and run off people who might care about him before they have the
"Winner of the International Literature Prize, the new novel by Amos Oz is his first full-length work since the best-selling A Tale of Love and Darkness. Jerusalem, 1959. Shmuel Ash, a biblical scholar, is adrift in his young life when he finds work as a caregiver for a brilliant but cantankerous ol