No Way Home

Revue de presse A thrilling read with a lot of heart ― ObserverSpiegelman maintains an edgy suspense... another entertaining thriller ― Sunday TelegraphStunning skill... Spiegelman makes his setting explode with rare light and excitment ― Chicago TribuneThere are plenty of artful twists and turns in this tale -- as well as sudden intrusions of violence ― NewsdaySpiegelman's slick style and use of his inside knowledge provide a thriller that easily puts him in the running as a worthy rival to Grisham's crown ― Crime Time Présentation de l'éditeur After the slaying of his wife, New York private investigator John March made an uneasy peace with grief and guilt. But his truce came at a price: a life of solitude and rigid self-discipline. It was a hard bargain, but one he was willing to make - until he met Jane Lu.Brilliant and beautiful, Jane offered March a chance at a larger life. But with that hope came a terrible reminder of how fragile happiness can be - Jane was swept up, and nearly swept away, in the violent currents of one of March's jobs.March decided to stay clear of danger from then on, but soon afterwards what seems a cut and dried missing persons case becomes something more deadly There is more than one person looking for the missing man - someone who doesn't want March getting too close,and who will put March, and all he holds dear, in the cross-hairs again. Biographie de l'auteur Peter Spiegelman is a twenty-year veteran of the financial services and software industries. He retired in 2001 to devote himself to writing. He lives in Connecticut. He is the author of three books.