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Ladataan... Distortion: A Novel (vuoden 2012 painos)Tekijä: Lucie Smoker
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"Just when you think you know what's about to happen - you don't. Filled with twists and surprises and fresh ideas. Addie Proust is a unique character and a welcome addition to the fictional landscape." - bestselling author William Bernhardt Artist Adele Proust is over her ex, activist Jack Thomas - or so she thinks. At a 3-chord punk bar, Adele drinks to forget him, but when shouts of "Fire " send the nightclub into chaos, she stumbles over a slashed-up corpse. The details of that murder scene are etched into her memory before she's yanked away as the nightclub burns. Any clues to the slasher's identity burn in the club, until Adele brings them back in a revealingly distorted painting. Her signature technique brings out a pivotal clue that was missed by the police: a paper currency strap. The FBI thinks Jack may be behind the murder and they want Adele to spy on her friends, but she refuses ... until someone starts killing them off. Kirjastojen kuvailuja ei löytynyt. |
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I had an opportunity to beta read a bit of this, and was looking forward to its release so I could find out what happened in the complex life of artist, Adele Proust.
After a few years of non-dating, due to Adele's dysfunctional relationship with her ex-husband, she ventures back into the dating scene. Not only is her ex showing renewed interest but also a drug dealer, a musician--and her over protective friend Marvin is leery of all of them. Problem is one of them, even Marv, could be a murderer. Enter a new man in the mix, who happens to be an FBI agent who wants her to spy on all of her friends, and matters get quite complex. When her friends start to turn up dead, she feels she has no choice but to agree and use her artistic connections in her tight nit art & music community to find the killer.
I totally enjoyed this book and wavered back and forth as I tried to figure out who the killer was. The one star taken off had nothing to do with Lucie's writing, but the publisher's formatting. I was confused in a couple spots like when a newspaper article was mentioned (around pg 87, Midfield Secretary Found Tortured), so it took a reread to get where the news article ended and the story text came back. A font change or a right and left indent (if that's possible for kindle format) would have helped to define the difference. That was my only nit pick.
I think the author captured well the art and music scene, and the variety of lifestyles of the characters of Montrose, and despite their many differences, their die-hard effort to keep developers out and their community intact. ( )