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When I'm Dead

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A gripping, heart-pounding thriller about a missing teen, a mother’s secrets, and the deadly cost of the truth (Black Harbor 3)

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

Av Hannah Morrissey

159 kr

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'When I’m Dead is nigh-on impossible to put down' BookPageOne girl murdered. Another one missing. And a medical examiner desperate to uncover the truth.Medical Examiner Rowan Winthorp investigates the death of her daughter’s best friend. Yet just hours later, she makes the devastating discovery that her own daughter, Chloe, has vanished. A morbid trail of clues forces Rowan and her husband to question how deeply they really knew their daughter. As they work closely to peel back the layers of this case, they begin to unearth disturbing details about Chloe and her secret transgressions.Amidst the noise of navigating her newfound grief and reconciling the sins of her past, an undeniable fact rings true for Rowan: karma has finally come to collect.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-02-26
Mått129 x 198 x undefined mm
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieBlack Harbor
Antal sidor300
FörlagBedford Square Publishers
ISBN9781835013908

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Hannah Morrissey is the USA Today Best Selling Author of the Black Harbor Suspense Series. A three-decade survivor of Wisconsin winters, Hannah enjoys putting her characters (and readers) in bone-chilling atmospheres that permeate beyond the page. Naturally, her books have carved out their own sub-genre of 'Midwestern Noir'.Between roles of bookseller and copywriter, Hannah was inspired to write her debut novel while transcribing reports for her local police department. Far from home in a grim, crime-ridden city, it was her job to sit alone in the dead of night, listen, and type as detectives divulged the city’s darkest secrets. There, she realized that every case was a story, and every story started with the same two words: ‘Hello, Transcriber.’