Dangerous Play
Kate Green, Book 2
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Dangerous Play
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Chanté McCormick
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From the author of Lights Out comes sports reporter Kate Green’s next harrowing story, where a famous former teammate is found murdered, and the only way to close the case is to open up old wounds.
After a tumultuous murder case that almost cost more than her job, sports reporter Kate Green is back on assignment covering women’s Olympic soccer. Between her experience with athletic stardom and days playing with Savannah Baker, head coach of the USA team, Kate is sure to get the story that will reestablish her career.
She just didn’t expect that story to involve murder.
When famous jewelry designer Alexa Kane is found dead in the locker room, Kate’s promising future screeches to a halt as her past resurfaces. Alexa played with Kate and Savannah on the U.S. Youth National Team, but there was no reason for her to be at the stadium now.
Kate’s investigation puts her in close contact with her estranged father, an NYPD detective who has his own past to answer for. As their secrets collide, Kate will have to decide which ones to keep—and which ones to reveal to stop the killer.
©2024 by Elise Hart Kipness. (P)2024 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.批評家のレビュー
“Kipness’ depiction of the world of women’s sports, featuring crisp character portraits, is both relevant and well executed. A brisk whodunit set in the world of women’s soccer that arrives at an appropriate moment.”—Kirkus Reviews
“Hart Kipness knows her territory the way Messi knows the pitch. Dangerous Play is a surefire winner.”—Reed Farrel Coleman, New York Times bestselling author of Blind to Midnight
“Crime comes to the Olympics in the captivating new Kate Green thriller. With a flair for conveying the complexity of friendships, and a meticulous eye for anything sports, Elise Hart Kipness delivers another big win.”—Tessa Wegert, author of Devils at the Door