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Merci Rayborn Séries

Cette série suit le parcours d'une adjointe du shérif dans le comté d'Orange, en Californie. La protagoniste navigue à travers des affaires complexes et des luttes personnelles, mêlant des enquêtes criminelles palpitantes à un développement profond des personnages. Elle séduit les lecteurs qui apprécient les mystères captivants et les héroïnes fortes. Les récits offrent un regard réaliste sur le travail des forces de l'ordre et la dimension humaine qui l'accompagne.

Black Water
Red Light
Coup de blues

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  1. 1

    Coup de blues

    3,8(1610)Évaluer

    Tim Hess is a semiretired veteran cop staring at a death sentence-his own. Detective Merci Rayborn, young enough to be his daughter, is brash, impatient, and not someone from whom Hess wants to be taking orders. He certainly isn’t planning on falling in love with her… Together they must track down a psychopathic killer who’s been abducting beautiful young women from the malls of Orange County. Dubbed the “Purse Snatcher” for the chilling way he brags about his shockingly distinctive crimes, he is one of T. Jefferson Parker’s most original creations. “Ingenious, intricate, complicated yet credible, a real page-turner. There are leaks, leads, false leads, and an express train of an ending. Within the crackling tale, a quieter current carries an unforeseen and ill-starred love affair. A man much praised doesn’t need more encomiums; T. Jefferson Parker deserves all he gets.” -Los Angeles Times. “One of Parker’s best-and that’s a major statement considering his track record.” -Chicago Tribune

    Coup de blues
  2. 2

    Red Light

    3,8(51)Évaluer

    Parker's many fans met Merci Rayborn, the Orange County homicide investigator, in The Blue Hour, and will be happy to renew their acquaintance with her in Red Light. Although she's still mourning the death of her former partner Tim Hess, who fathered her 2-year-old son, her relationship with fellow cop Mike McNally is progressing nicely, and so is her career on the force. Then two murders, decades apart, come together in a way that shakes Merci's world both personally and professionally; two beautiful young prostitutes are both killed for what they knew and what they threatened to tell. Who's covering up the corruption in the department that led to the first murder And was Merci's lover responsible for the second Someone's sending Merci evidence that disappeared from the police locker years ago; did that same person frame Mike tooMerci doesn't want to believe McNally's involved, but everything points to him. When she's forced to arrest him, everything she believes in comes in for a painful reexamination. And when her efforts to solve both killings lead inexorably back to where they started--to the department itself--she faces the most difficult challenge of all. Parker is a masterful writer, with a sure command of the idiom, a fine sense of pacing, and more emotional depth than many of his colleagues. Fans will applaud this outing, and new readers will seek out his extensive backlist. --Jane Adams

    Red Light
  3. 3

    Black Water

    3,5(27)Évaluer

    New psychological suspense novel from bestselling American author of The Blue Hour, Red Light and Silent Joe.`Parker has only one rival - Thomas Harris' Washington Post schovat popis

    Black Water