
Edge of Black
by J.T. Ellison
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Pub Date Nov 20 2012 | Archive Date Jan 31 2013
Harlequin | MIRA
Description
Dr. Samantha Owens is starting over: new city, new job, new man, new life. She's trying to put some distance between herself and the devastating loss of her husband and childrenbut old hurts leave scars.
Before she's even unpacked her office at Georgetown University's forensic pathology department, she's called to consult on a case that's rocked the capital and the country. An unknown pathogen released into the Washington Metro has caused nationwide panic. Three people diedjust three.
A miracle and a puzzle
Amid the media frenzy and Homeland Security alarm bells, Sam painstakingly dissects the lives of those three victims and makes an unsettling conclusion. This is no textbook terrorist causing mayhem with broad strokes, but an artist wielding a much finer, more pointed instrument of destruction. An assassin, whose motive is deeply personal and far from understandable.
Xander Whitfield, a former army ranger and Sam's new boyfriend, knows about seeing the world in shades of gray. About feeling compelled to do the wrong thing for the right reasons. Only his disturbing kinship with a killer can lead Sam to the truth and once more into the line of fire.
Before she's even unpacked her office at Georgetown University's forensic pathology department, she's called to consult on a case that's rocked the capital and the country. An unknown pathogen released into the Washington Metro has caused nationwide panic. Three people diedjust three.
A miracle and a puzzle
Amid the media frenzy and Homeland Security alarm bells, Sam painstakingly dissects the lives of those three victims and makes an unsettling conclusion. This is no textbook terrorist causing mayhem with broad strokes, but an artist wielding a much finer, more pointed instrument of destruction. An assassin, whose motive is deeply personal and far from understandable.
Xander Whitfield, a former army ranger and Sam's new boyfriend, knows about seeing the world in shades of gray. About feeling compelled to do the wrong thing for the right reasons. Only his disturbing kinship with a killer can lead Sam to the truth and once more into the line of fire.
Advance Praise
A biological attack on the Washington, D.C., subway system propels Ellison’s suspenseful second Samantha Owens novel (after A Deeper Darkness)./ The action builds to a breathtaking conclusion...from the inner circles of D.C. to the wilds of Colorado. Agent: Scott Miller, Trident Media Group." - Publishers Weekly on EDGE OF BLACK
“LOOK OUT, KAY SCARPETTA, THERE’S A NEW MEDICAL EXAMINER ON THE BLOCK. ELLISON’S DR. SAM OWENS IS TOUGH, VULNERABLE AND SMART.” —New York Times bestselling author Erica Spindler
“Dr. Samantha Owens is one of the most memorable and engaging characters in thriller fiction today.... J.T. Ellison is a master storyteller. Superb!” —New York Times bestselling author Carla Neggers
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9780778313724 |
PRICE | CA$23.99 (CAD) |
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