Farewell to freedom / Sara Blaedel ; [translated from the Danish by Erik J. Macki and Tara F. Chace].
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TextPublication details: New York : Pegasus Crime, 2012.Edition: 1st Pegasus Books cloth edDescription: 345 p. : maps ; 24 cmISBN: - 1605984531
- 9781605984537
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Main Library | Mystery | Blaedel Sara | LR 4 | Available | 33111007041268 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
A journey to a new life or a prison of despair and death? A shocking murder on Copenhagen's idyllic streets and a foundling baby reveal a perverse criminal underworld that spans across Europe.
A young woman's body is found on the street in Copenhagen's Vesterbro district, her throat slit, and the media is clamoring for the grisly details. Detective Louise Rick is investigating the gruesome murder when her friend, Camilla Lind, calls. Louise assumes it is because Camilla, a crime reporter on a morning paper, wants to be the first to hear of any new developments. Instead, she finds her friend telling her that her ten year-old son found an abandoned baby on his way to school. As Louise digs deeper into the murder and the foundling, every clue she uncovers connects to organized human trafficking from Eastern Europe, run by ruthless gangsters that despise women and won't hesitate to kill anyone who gets in their way...
"A novel"-- Dust jacket.
"A young woman's body is found on the street in Copenhagen's Vesterbro district, her throat slit, and the media is clamoring for the grisly details. Detective Louise Rick is investigating the gruesome murder when her friend, Camilla Lind, calls. Louise assumes it is because Camilla, a crime reporter on a morning paper, wants to be the first to hear of any juicy new developments. Instead, her distraught friend reveals that her ten year-old son found an abandoned baby on his way to school. As Louise digs deeper into the murder and the mysterious foundling, every clue uncovered points to organized human trafficking from Eastern Europe, run by ruthless gangsters who despise women and won't hesitate to kill anyone who gets in their way."-- From dust jacket.