Detective Sarah Pribek, Expertin für vermisste Personen, sucht verzweifelt nach ihrem verschwundenen Mann Shiloh. Während ihrer Suche entdeckt sie zunehmend Geheimnisse aus seiner Vergangenheit, die den Fall komplizierter machen. Jodi Compton wird für ihr fesselndes Debüt gelobt, das tief in die Psyche der Leser eindringt.
Jodi Compton Bücher
Jodi Compton widmet sich den dunkleren Seiten der menschlichen Natur und den moralischen Zwickmühlen, mit denen ihre Charaktere konfrontiert sind. Ihr Stil ist spannend und reich an psychologischer Spannung, was die Leser in komplexe Ermittlungen und Beziehungen hineinzieht. Durch ihre Werke erforscht sie das Wesen der Gerechtigkeit und die unscharfen Grenzen zwischen richtig und falsch. Compton baut meisterhaft Atmosphäre auf und schafft unvergessliche Figuren, die auch nach der letzten Seite nachklingen.







Sarah Pribek ist Polizistin, ihr Spezialgebiet ist das Aufspüren vermisster Personen. Plötzlich wird alles sehr persönlich, als ihr Ehemann spurlos verschwindet.
Kälter als der Tod
- 416 Seiten
- 15 Lesestunden
Detective Sarah Pribek hat in der Welt des Verbrechens alle Schattenseiten kennengelernt. Sie ist eine selbstständige Frau, fürchtet sich aber vor dem Alleinsein. Doch als Undercover-Ermittlerin wird Stärke von ihr erwartet. Und Gesetzestreue. Als ein ehrgeiziger Staatsanwalt sie des Mordes anklagt, weiß sie, dass sie auf sich allein gestellt ist – und ihre Ängste bezwingen muss.
Still protecting the identity of a killer six months after the death of a small-time criminal, Detective Sarah Pribek deals with two very different cases--a missing young man and an unlicensed doctor providing care for the underclass.
Sarah Pribek is a police officer in the Missing Persons department. She, of all people, knows that the first 36 hours in a missing persons case are the most crucial. When she learns that her husband Shiloh has failed to show up for FBI training in Quantico, Sarah commences a Missing Persons search for her own husband. But already it's the 37th hour. The search takes her to his family where she hears of a sister she never knew he had, to New Mexico, where (coincidentally?) she grew up, and finally back to her ex police partner, Genevieve, where all the threads of this brilliantly told novel come together.
Trzydziesta siódma godzina
- 303 Seiten
- 11 Lesestunden
In a suspense novel of astounding power and depth, Jodi Compton unleashes a haunting tale of secrets and betrayal...and of one woman's search for her missing husband that spirals into a dark journey strewn with bitter truths and damged lives. Here debut novelist Compton introduces an extraordinary character: Detective Sarah Pribek, a woman of strength, complexity, and instinct, a woman caught in an unimaginable nightmare... <b>The 37th Hour</b> On a chilly Minnesota morning, Sarah comes home to the house she shares with her husband and fellow cop, Michael Shiloh. Shiloh was supposed to be in Virginia, starting his training with the FBI. A seasoned missing-persons investigator, Sarah is used to anxious calls from wives and parents. She's used to the innocent explanations that resolve so many of her cases. But from the moment she learns that he never arrived at Quantico, she feels a terrible foreboding. Now, beneath the bed in which they make love, Sarah finds Shiloh's neatly packed bag. And in that instant the cop in her knows: Her husband has disappeared. Suddenly Sarah finds herself at the beginning of the kind of investigation she has made so often. The kind that she and her ex-partner, Genevieve, solved routinely -- until a brutal crime stole Genevieve's daughter and ended her career. The kind that pries open family secrets and hidden lives. For Sarah this investigation will mean going back to the beginning, to Shiloh's religion-steeped childhood in Utah, the rift that separated him from his family -- and the one horrifying case that struck them both too close to home. As Sarah turns over more and more unknown ground in her husband's past, she sees her lover and friend change into a stranger before her eyes. And as she moves further down a trail of shocking surprises and bitter revelations, Sarah is about to discover that her worst fear -- that Shiloh is dead -- may be less painful than what she will learn next... In a novel of runaway tension, Jodi Compton masterfully weaves together the quiet details of everyday life with the moments that can shatter them forever. At once a beguiling mystery and a powerful rumination on family, friendship, and loss, <b>The 37th Hour</b> is a thriller that will catch you off guard at every turn -- instantly compelling and utterly impossible to put down. <i>From the Hardcover edition.</i>



