Liz Moore - Long bright folyó

BARACK OBAMA - one of the best books of 2020
New York Times bestseller
Guardian: Book of the Month

"Flawless masterpiece." - DAILY EXPRESS

"Hard, tense and twisted - yet tender, human and powerfully emotional... I don't have a sister. When I read this, I called my brother just to hear his voice." - LEE CHILD

Mickey and Kacey are siblings. The two girls were once inseparable, but now they are on different paths, even though they walk the same streets. Mickey is a cop, and Kacey moves on the shadow side, in the darkest corners, among drug addicts and sex workers. Mickey investigates a series of murders and Kacey is tracked down. Mickey is scared to death - what if his brother is the next victim? In this environment, deaths are commonplace, and murder is not uncommon. Can Mickey save his brother before it's too late?

"A truly moving, memorable story about childhood wounds and family ties. A perfectly crafted novel that keeps you on the edge of your seat. I loved every single page." - DENNIS LEHANE

"Highly the best crime novel of the year" - IRISH TIMES

"Outstandingly good. A tense family thriller. The plot is clever, the characters are alive - this book sets the bar high." - DAILY MAIL

"A heartbreaking chronicle of the burdens drug addiction places on family members. A masterpiece." - DAILY MIRROR

"Dazzling, dizzyingly paced text - it's not only on par with the works of Dennis Lehane and George Pelecanos, but sometimes even beats them." - SUBWAY

"It makes your heart pound in your throat." - VOGUE

"Compassionate. Fascinating." - INDEPENDENTLY

Liz Moore is a Rome Prize-winning writer who lives in Philadelphia and teaches creative writing at Temple University. Hosszú, fénylő róló is his fourth novel, and also his first book that can be read in Hungarian.