Red Light by T Jefferson Parker

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Red Light by T Jefferson Parker

Two years after the conclusion of The Blue Hour, Merci and her son are living with her father. She's also dating Mike McNally, a respected fellow officer. Merci and Mike are the golden couple on the force, and even if Merci doesn't passionately love him, there's a sort of comfortable inevitability to it all. But everything explodes when a young prostitute is found brutally murdered and Mike emerges as the primary suspect. The lead investigator on the case, Merci must do the unthinkable - expose and arrest her lover. Sifting through the clues with a growing sense of panic and outrage in her gut, Merci has to work hard to balance where the truth is leading her against where her heart is telling her to go. Meanwhile, an old unsolved case from the sixties is thrown on her desk - the murder of Patti Bailey, another prostitute with ties to the force - and the two cases conspire to turn Merci's world upside down.
Parker, T. Jefferson: -

T. Jefferson Parker is the bestselling author of seventeen novels, including the Edgar(R) Award winners California Girl and Silent Joe. Alongside Dick Francis and James Lee Burke, he is one of only three writers who has won the Edgar(R) Award for Best Novel more than once. Parker lives with his family in Southern California.

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ISBN 13 9780786866007
ISBN 10 0786866004
Title Red Light
Author T Jefferson Parker
Series Merci Rayborn Ser
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Hyperion
Year published 2000-04-29
Number of pages 384
Prizes Short-listed for Edgar Allan Poe Awards (Novel) 2001
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