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Stunning new thriller from the award-winning Jefferson Parker, author of The Blue Hour, Red Light, Black Water and Cold Pursuit.
In 1968 Southern California was a tumultuous and at times seriously weird place to be. Jim Morrison was on the radio, Nixon was headed for the White House, Charles Manson was on the prowl and Dr Timothy Leary was introducing his followers to the wonders of LSD.
It was also the year Nick Becker investigated his first homicide. The victim had been a beauty queen till they took away her crown for posing in Playboy. But Nick's memory of her went back way before that, to a five-year-old in a tutu and cowboy boots. It gave him an added incentive to find the man who cut off her head and dumped her in an old packing house amid the orange groves.
Four decades on, Nick discovers that the man he arrested for the murder, the man the court convicted despite his 'not guilty' plea, may indeed have been innocent after all. But in order to unearth the truth, Becker will need to dig deep into his own family's darkest secrets.
In 1968 Southern California was a tumultuous and at times seriously weird place to be. Jim Morrison was on the radio, Nixon was headed for the White House, Charles Manson was on the prowl and Dr Timothy Leary was introducing his followers to the wonders of LSD.
It was also the year Nick Becker investigated his first homicide. The victim had been a beauty queen till they took away her crown for posing in Playboy. But Nick's memory of her went back way before that, to a five-year-old in a tutu and cowboy boots. It gave him an added incentive to find the man who cut off her head and dumped her in an old packing house amid the orange groves.
Four decades on, Nick discovers that the man he arrested for the murder, the man the court convicted despite his 'not guilty' plea, may indeed have been innocent after all. But in order to unearth the truth, Becker will need to dig deep into his own family's darkest secrets.
Praise for Jefferson Parker:
'Insanely imaginative' New York Times
'Parker has only one rival - Thomas Harris' Washington Post
'One of our top writers' Harlan Coben
'I rank the crime novels of Jefferson Parker up there with the best' Sue Grafton
Praise for Black Water:
'An expertly plotted thriller ... Parker gets better and better' Literary Review
'A well-plotted psychological thriller that keeps the reader guessing' Time Out
'A superior thriller' Mail on Sunday
'Parker at the top of his form' Los Angeles Times
'Insanely imaginative' New York Times
'Parker has only one rival - Thomas Harris' Washington Post
'One of our top writers' Harlan Coben
'I rank the crime novels of Jefferson Parker up there with the best' Sue Grafton
Praise for Black Water:
'An expertly plotted thriller ... Parker gets better and better' Literary Review
'A well-plotted psychological thriller that keeps the reader guessing' Time Out
'A superior thriller' Mail on Sunday
'Parker at the top of his form' Los Angeles Times