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    All the Deadly Lies

    By Marian Lanouette

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    Homicide detective Jake Carrington takes murder personally…
     
    The victim was bludgeoned, stripped, and left for dead. Shanna Wagner deserves justice—and there’s no better cop than Lieutenant Jake Carrington to find her killer. The brutality of the crime reminds Jake of his sister’s murder seventeen years ago, and the remorseless man responsible, now up for parole.
     
    Then another woman is killed—and Jake goes dangerously close to the edge. He’ll have to face his personal demons and focus his formidable skills if he hopes to stop a vicious murderer from striking again—and hold on to his career, and his life . . .
     
    ALL THE DEADLY LIES
    A Jake Carrington Thriller
     
    Previously published as If I Fail
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRandom House Publishing Group
    Release dateFeb 27, 2018
    ISBN9781516104758
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    All the Deadly Lies
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    Marian Lanouette

    A self-described tough blonde from Brooklyn, Marian Lanouette grew up as one of 10 children. As far back as she can remember, Marian loved to read. She was especially intrigued by the Daily News crime reports. Her Jake Carrington thrillers are informed by her admiration for police work, her experience in running a crematorium, and her desire to write books where good prevails, even in the darkest times. Marian lives in New England with her husband. Visit her on Facebook or at www.marianl.com.

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    • 4/5
      This was a great read. It is filled with realtime police work, as the pair try to solve a murder, which swiftly turns into two. They are racing the clock, and they use every skill and resource they have to bring a killer to justice. I liked that this books realistic. They were using everything they could to find the killer, but they didn’t suddenly do so and they didn’t find themselves using millions worth of kit that most departments wouldn’t have, so it felt down to earth. It was also interesting getting to know the two, and how they combined to make a great team, when on the job. They have very different methods and personalities, which works we’ll together, especially in the field. The level of extra connection that Jake’s past added to the crime made me feel even more attached to both him and the solving of the crime. Overall, this was a very good read and one I really enjoyed.