Warren's investigation into the shooting leads her to the impossibly beautiful young widow, Catherine Rose Gagnon, and the darkness in her past. But from the moment Bobby pulls the trigger, killing an armed man holding his own wife and child hostage, it may be Bobby's own life that is lost.ĭetective D. Now find out why.Īs he watches a potentially fatal hostage situation unfold through the scope of his sniper rifle, Massachusetts State Trooper Bobby Dodge knows that he may be all that stands between life and death. IF YOU DON'T SHOOT, WILL HE? The Sunday Telegraph calls it 'fast-moving' and Karin Slaughter says the Sunday Times bestseller is 'an amazing writer'.
YOU HAVE A SPLIT SECOND TO MAKE YOUR DECISION. For a killer is loose who’s woven such an intricate web of evil that no one is above suspicion, no one is beyond harm, and no one will see death coming until it has them cornered, helpless, and alone.ALONE introduces Lisa Gardner's series character Detective D. What brings them together is a moment of violence-but what connects them is a passion far deeper and much more dangerous. and filled with an unquenchable rage for vengeance. Now he walks the streets a free man, invisible, anonymous. a madman survived solitary confinement in a maximum security prison where he’d done hard time for the most sadistic of crimes. and for the series of unexplained illnesses that have sent her own young son repeatedly to the hospital.Īlone. Her father-in-law, the powerful Judge Gagnon, blames Catherine for his son’s death.
Twenty-five years ago, she was buried underground during a month-long nightmare of abduction and abuse.
that’s where the nightmare began for cool, beautiful, and dangerously sexy Catherine Rose Gagnon. The man’s finger tightens on the trigger and Dodge has only a split second to react.
Just across the street, in wealthy Back Bay, Boston, an armed man has barricaded himself with his wife and child. Massachusetts State Trooper Bobby Dodge watches a tense hostage standoff unfold through the scope of his sniper rifle.
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