Авторизация:
ИНФОРМАЦИЯ О КНИГЕ
Envy the Night
Автор: Koryta Michael
Жанр: общая старинная литература
Владелец: фонд библиотеки
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Формат книги: FB2
Размер файла: 287.49 кб
Внесён в базу библиотеки: 15.01.2012
It has been seven years since Frank Temple joined the rest of the world in learning his father's bloody secret: The U.S. marshal maintained a covert career as a contract killer, a double-life that ended in suicide to avoid prosecution and prison. The shocking revelation triggered years of anonymous drifting for Frank, time spent running from his legacy and struggling to believe that the father he’d loved so dearly was entirely in the wrong. After all, the victims hadn't been innocents. And Devin Matteson, the man who’d lured his father into the killing game only to later give him up to the FBI, is probably the darkest of the lot. Those are troubling thoughts, and Frank tries to stay away from them. But when an old family friend calls to say that Matteson is returning to the isolated Wisconsin lake that was once sacred ground for their families, it’s a homecoming Frank knows he can’t allow. His arrival in town reveals a situation far from the expected, though. While Matteson is nowhere to be found, his old cabin is indeed occupied---by a strange, beautiful woman and a nervous man with a gun. When a pair of assassins from Miami arrive on their heels, Frank knows Matteson can’t be far behind. And while the wise move would be to call in the police and get out of town fast, that just doesn't feel right. After all, contract killer or not, Frank’s father was at heart a teacher. And his son excelled at the lessons. Family secrets, mob hitmen, and a father’s shadowy legacy combine to make this Koryta’s most compelling thriller yet.
автор название книги
Максимальным рвением к любой работе обладает максимально голодный. Человек, удовлетворивший все свои потребности, не имеющий долгов и, напротив, имеющий некоторый финансовый жирок, уже начинает воротить нос, если работа кажется ему неинтересной. Это счастливый человек. Но если будет много счастливых, кто будет из наших мусоропроводов помои выгребать? Кто будет водить автобусы? Кто, наконец, будет ходить в офис менеджерить?