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"Two corpses. Two murders. Two women bound by death.
Two men lie frozen in blood in a warehouse in Austin, the capital of Texas. One of them is a cyber security expert from New Orleans, whose professional star is about to die, the other is the co-founder of one of the most successful investment firms in Austin. They had never met in their lives, they knew nothing about each other. Yet they died a violent death at the same time in a place where none of them would have had anything to earn. What brought them together? And what happened to them?
Not only the police are trying to find answers to the questions, but also the two wives, who also did not know each other before. The two women join forces and together face the powerful enemy who wants to lead the investigators astray at all costs. As they both take steps that they previously thought they were incapable of, their lives change radically, and so do they.
JEFF ABBOTT's novels are translated and read worldwide. The Texas-born thriller writer graduated in history and literature and then worked in the advertising industry. The Endgame from the highly successful Sam Capra series won the international award for thriller writers, but White Mosley's crime stories and stand-alone novels about the justice of the peace are also extremely popular. You are guilty! His novel was chosen by the Boston Globe as one of the best books of 2017. Abbott lives in Austin, Texas with his wife and two sons.
"- You, Flora Zhang, and I now belong to the same club.
Kirsten raised an eyebrow.
- It's a strange thing to say, don't you think? About what happened to us - he was relieved.
"We have more in common than you think," Bard continued. - Do you know why we had to wear black clothes for so long in the past? To mark us. Because a widow can do anything. We are dangerous."
"One of today's finest thriller writers." - Harlan Coben
"Abbott is a master of misrepresentation." - Library Journal"
