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Don't Lose Her

Don't Lose Her

King, Jonathon

Paperback

Series: Max Freeman Mysteries, Book 7

Mystery & Thriller

ISBN10: 1504001656
ISBN13: 9781504001656
Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media, Inc.
Published: Jun 2 2015
Pages: 262
Weight: 0.67
Height: 0.60 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
When a pregnant judge is abducted, a PI follows her trail into the Florida Everglades in this novel by the master of the high-stakes thriller (Michael Connelly).

US district judge Diane Manchester has looked across the courtroom into the eyes of evil before. But today, as she presides over the extradition hearing of a notorious Colombian drug lord, she is also eight months pregnant. Her chair is uncomfortable, her robe is constrictive, and her due date is fast approaching. If she shows a single sign of weakness, Diane risks jeopardizing the biggest trial of her career and setting a vicious murderer free.

In seconds, her situation takes a harrowing turn for the worse. Walking to her favorite lunch spot, Diane is grabbed off the street, thrown into the back of a white van, blindfolded, and threatened with death. She has no idea who her kidnappers are or what they want. Maintaining a strict code of silence, they refuse to give her even the smallest glimmer of hope.

But Diane's captors have overlooked a crucial detail: Her husband, Billy, is the employer and best friend of Max Freeman, Philadelphia cop turned South Florida private investigator. Tossing off the rule of law, Freeman sets out to determine which of a rogues' gallery of suspects took Diane--and to save her and her unborn child before it's too late.

From the author of the Edgar Award winner The Blue Edge of Midnight, whose descriptions of Florida's backwaters put him right up there with James W. Hall and Randy Wayne White (Chicago Tribune), this is a mystery with the kind of clock-driven suspense seen in the best of Harlan Coben (Booklist).

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