Captivated: A Colter Shaw Short Story
A Colter Shaw Short Story
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Captivated: A Colter Shaw Short Story
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ナレーター：
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Kaleo Griffith
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著者：
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Jeffery Deaver
概要
A gripping ebook short story from international bestseller Jeffery Deaver, introducing unique investigator Colter Shaw.
A unique investigator.
Colter Shaw is a career ‘reward-seeker’, making his living travelling the country and locating missing persons. So when a woman disappears, he quickly takes the case.
A missing woman.
As he investigates, he suspects that she was fleeing a bad marriage, and he follows her trail to a secret retreat in Indiana.
A dangerous case.
As events take one surprising turn after another, Shaw begins to wonder if there's more to this mysterious woman than meets the eye.
批評家のレビュー
Praise for Jeffery Deaver:
‘The Never Game is the very definition of a page-turner’ Ian Rankin
'If you want thrills, Deaver is your man' Guardian
'One of the most consistent writers of clever, entertaining and often thought-provoking thrillers in the world' Simon Kernick
'The best psychological thriller writer around' The Times
'The most creative, skilled and intriguing thriller writer in the world' Daily Telegraph
'Deaver is a master of plot twists' Daily Mail
‘A tightly plotted masterpiece’ Sun
‘Flawlessly constructed and paced’ The Sunday Times
‘The king of suspense is back and he's done it again…Riveting’ Glasgow Herald
‘Breathlessly entertaining’ Irish Independent
‘No one is better at narrative misdirection’ Evening Standard
‘Jeffery Deaver is a master at crafting intricate crimes that are solved through guile, tenacity and sheer creative genius’ Harlan Coben
‘Jeffery Deaver is grand master of the ticking-clock thriller’ Kathy Reichs
‘Deaver is a master of manipulation himself; his skillfully constructed plots are devilishly tricky to track and impossible to solve, just the way we like them’ New York Times Book Review
‘Deaver is as good as it gets’ Tony Parsons