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Mlha nad Shadow Sands
Author: Robert Bryndza
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While diving in Shadow Sands reservoir, Kate Marshall discovers a young man's body. The police call it an accident, but the experienced investigator finds flaws in their explanation. In the second case of Robert Bryndza's series, she and Tristan Harper investigate disappearances that have long gone unexplained. The reservoir and English mist create a setting where a person or a vital clue can easily vanish.
About the book
The young man was a strong swimmer, and the circumstances of his death do not convince Kate that he drowned accidentally. Discrepancies in the timing and injuries raise further questions. The case gradually extends beyond a single body found underwater.
Kate and Tristan investigate a series of disappearances around the reservoir. When another woman vanishes, the search becomes urgent and time runs short. The thriller combines scrutiny of the official explanation with a search for connections between old and recent events. An uncertain environment, the silence of those around them and the risk of another victim test the pair's ability to recognize danger in time.
Main themes
- Overlooked connections: Kate examines circumstances that do not fit the explanation of an accident.
- Missing people: The investigation connects several cases around the reservoir.
- Time pressure: Another missing woman makes the investigation more urgent.
Who is it for?
For readers of crime thrillers featuring an investigative partnership and the secrets of an isolated setting.
Edition details
Czech-language e-book: 384 pages, EPUB, PDF and MOBI.
While diving in Shadow Sands reservoir, Kate Marshall discovers a young man's body. The police call it an accident, but the experienced investigator finds flaws in their explanation. In the second case of Robert Bryndza's series, she and Tristan Harper investigate disappearances that have long gone unexplained. The reservoir and English mist create a setting where a person or a vital clue can easily vanish.
Book information
- Author
- Robert Bryndza
- Publisher
- Grada
- Imprint
- Cosmopolis
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Kriminálny triler
- ISBN
- 978-80-271-2898-3
- Publication date
- 5. November 2020
- Pages
- 384
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-271-4031-2) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-271-4030-5) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-271-4031-2)
What is Mlha nad Shadow Sands about?
The young man was a strong swimmer, and the circumstances of his death do not convince Kate that he drowned accidentally. Discrepancies in the timing and injuries raise further questions. The case gradually extends beyond a single body found underwater.
Kate and Tristan investigate a series of disappearances around the reservoir. When another woman vanishes, the search becomes urgent and time runs short. The thriller combines scrutiny of the official explanation with a search for connections between old and recent events. An uncertain environment, the silence of those around them and the risk of another victim test the pair's ability to recognize danger in time.
Themes and motifs
Overlooked connections
Kate examines circumstances that do not fit the explanation of an accident.
Missing people
The investigation connects several cases around the reservoir.
Time pressure
Another missing woman makes the investigation more urgent.
Who is this book for?
For readers of crime thrillers featuring an investigative partnership and the secrets of an isolated setting.
Séria a poradie
- Kate Marshallová – tento titul je 2. diel
Otázky o knihe
What is Mlha nad Shadow Sands about?
Kate Marshall questions a young swimmer's apparently accidental drowning and joins Tristan Harper in searching for links to other disappearances.
Who is the book for?
Readers of crime thrillers featuring an investigative partnership and a mysterious setting.
Which formats are available?
The Czech e-book comes in EPUB, PDF and MOBI formats.
How many pages does this edition have?
It has 384 pages.
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