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An Image of Death: An Ellie Foreman Mystery. The Ellie Foreman Mysteries, #3
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- ISBN978-1-938733-05-5
- EAN9781938733055
- Date de parution02/04/2018
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- ÉditeurLibby Fischer Hellmann
Résumé
Chicago filmmaker Ellie Foreman is back, and she's tackling her most dangerous case yet in this dark amateur sleuth thriller from critically acclaimed crime writer Libby Fischer Hellmann. An Image of Death sees Ellie in the midst of producing another video documentary, financed by a successful Chicago real estate developer. But things take an unexpected turn one winter night when a mysterious package arrives anonymously on Ellie's doorstep.
Inside, she finds a surveillance video apparently showing the murder of a young woman. Who was the victim, why was she murdered, and what is her connection to Ellie?Despite being pushed to one side by the cops, Ellie begins to uncover the victim's dark history, forged in Eastern Europe at the time of the collapse of the Soviet Union. Her search for answers takes her into the murky world of money laundering and diamond dealing, ultimately ending up at a deserted construction site in the hands of people who believe she knows too much...
A thrilling addition to the Ellie Foreman series by Libby Fischer HellmannEllie's latest outing as an amateur sleuth comes hot on the heels of Libby Fischer Hellmann's 2002 Anthony-nominated thriller An Eye for Murder and the 2003 Picture of Guilt. Packed with memorable characters, and neatly tying together a number of gripping plotlines, An Image of Death has been praised by mystery fiction fans as insightful, compelling and entertaining.
A powerful tale. Foreman's pluck and grit married to Hellmann's solid storytelling should win a growing audience, Publishers WeeklyA compelling group of believable characters. plausible and engrossing. Highly recommended, even if you don't live in Illinois.Chicago Sun-TimesEllie's completely believable, because Hellmann writes believable. Her dialogue works. her characters, and her plot, even when unfamiliar or a little out-of-the-ordinary, are plausible. captivating reading and well-done.
Andi Schecter, I Love A MysteryThe story is action packed with twists that keep you turning the pages. Ms. Hellman has done a fabulous job in bringing two worlds together.
Inside, she finds a surveillance video apparently showing the murder of a young woman. Who was the victim, why was she murdered, and what is her connection to Ellie?Despite being pushed to one side by the cops, Ellie begins to uncover the victim's dark history, forged in Eastern Europe at the time of the collapse of the Soviet Union. Her search for answers takes her into the murky world of money laundering and diamond dealing, ultimately ending up at a deserted construction site in the hands of people who believe she knows too much...
A thrilling addition to the Ellie Foreman series by Libby Fischer HellmannEllie's latest outing as an amateur sleuth comes hot on the heels of Libby Fischer Hellmann's 2002 Anthony-nominated thriller An Eye for Murder and the 2003 Picture of Guilt. Packed with memorable characters, and neatly tying together a number of gripping plotlines, An Image of Death has been praised by mystery fiction fans as insightful, compelling and entertaining.
A powerful tale. Foreman's pluck and grit married to Hellmann's solid storytelling should win a growing audience, Publishers WeeklyA compelling group of believable characters. plausible and engrossing. Highly recommended, even if you don't live in Illinois.Chicago Sun-TimesEllie's completely believable, because Hellmann writes believable. Her dialogue works. her characters, and her plot, even when unfamiliar or a little out-of-the-ordinary, are plausible. captivating reading and well-done.
Andi Schecter, I Love A MysteryThe story is action packed with twists that keep you turning the pages. Ms. Hellman has done a fabulous job in bringing two worlds together.
Chicago filmmaker Ellie Foreman is back, and she's tackling her most dangerous case yet in this dark amateur sleuth thriller from critically acclaimed crime writer Libby Fischer Hellmann. An Image of Death sees Ellie in the midst of producing another video documentary, financed by a successful Chicago real estate developer. But things take an unexpected turn one winter night when a mysterious package arrives anonymously on Ellie's doorstep.
Inside, she finds a surveillance video apparently showing the murder of a young woman. Who was the victim, why was she murdered, and what is her connection to Ellie?Despite being pushed to one side by the cops, Ellie begins to uncover the victim's dark history, forged in Eastern Europe at the time of the collapse of the Soviet Union. Her search for answers takes her into the murky world of money laundering and diamond dealing, ultimately ending up at a deserted construction site in the hands of people who believe she knows too much...
A thrilling addition to the Ellie Foreman series by Libby Fischer HellmannEllie's latest outing as an amateur sleuth comes hot on the heels of Libby Fischer Hellmann's 2002 Anthony-nominated thriller An Eye for Murder and the 2003 Picture of Guilt. Packed with memorable characters, and neatly tying together a number of gripping plotlines, An Image of Death has been praised by mystery fiction fans as insightful, compelling and entertaining.
A powerful tale. Foreman's pluck and grit married to Hellmann's solid storytelling should win a growing audience, Publishers WeeklyA compelling group of believable characters. plausible and engrossing. Highly recommended, even if you don't live in Illinois.Chicago Sun-TimesEllie's completely believable, because Hellmann writes believable. Her dialogue works. her characters, and her plot, even when unfamiliar or a little out-of-the-ordinary, are plausible. captivating reading and well-done.
Andi Schecter, I Love A MysteryThe story is action packed with twists that keep you turning the pages. Ms. Hellman has done a fabulous job in bringing two worlds together.
Inside, she finds a surveillance video apparently showing the murder of a young woman. Who was the victim, why was she murdered, and what is her connection to Ellie?Despite being pushed to one side by the cops, Ellie begins to uncover the victim's dark history, forged in Eastern Europe at the time of the collapse of the Soviet Union. Her search for answers takes her into the murky world of money laundering and diamond dealing, ultimately ending up at a deserted construction site in the hands of people who believe she knows too much...
A thrilling addition to the Ellie Foreman series by Libby Fischer HellmannEllie's latest outing as an amateur sleuth comes hot on the heels of Libby Fischer Hellmann's 2002 Anthony-nominated thriller An Eye for Murder and the 2003 Picture of Guilt. Packed with memorable characters, and neatly tying together a number of gripping plotlines, An Image of Death has been praised by mystery fiction fans as insightful, compelling and entertaining.
A powerful tale. Foreman's pluck and grit married to Hellmann's solid storytelling should win a growing audience, Publishers WeeklyA compelling group of believable characters. plausible and engrossing. Highly recommended, even if you don't live in Illinois.Chicago Sun-TimesEllie's completely believable, because Hellmann writes believable. Her dialogue works. her characters, and her plot, even when unfamiliar or a little out-of-the-ordinary, are plausible. captivating reading and well-done.
Andi Schecter, I Love A MysteryThe story is action packed with twists that keep you turning the pages. Ms. Hellman has done a fabulous job in bringing two worlds together.
