Liar's Creek
A Novel
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Liar's Creek
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Letto da:
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Fred Berman
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Di:
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Matt Goldman
From New York Times bestselling author and Emmy Award–winner Matt Goldman comes Liar's Creek, which asks how far we'll go to protect the people we love.
Riverwood, Minnesota is a scenic town threaded with trout streams carving their way through limestone bluffs. But beneath its picturesque facade, danger runs rampant.
Clay Hawkins isn’t a stranger to the secrets of his hometown. After twenty years away, Clay has recently returned home from abroad with his twelve-year-old son, and his relationship with his father, the recently replaced sheriff, is as strained as ever.
But when Clay’s beloved uncle disappears, the three generations of Hawkinses must overturn every stone in Riverwood and confront deep familial wounds to find the one person who brings them together. As danger looms, Clay worries that it might be too late to save his uncle—and that the rest of the family might be next.
A Macmillan Audio production from Minotaur Books
Recensioni della critica
"Goldman explores tensions between father and son... Liar's Creek is compelling and sets things up nicely for what is to follow... for fans of restrained, character-driven mysteries." —Booklist
Praise for Matt Goldman
"First-class...This novel about love, loss, and family ties isn’t to be missed." —Publishers Weekly, starred review, on Carolina Moonset
“Goldman has an unerring ear for snappy dialogue and a poet’s eye for the beauty of nature.” —William Kent Krueger on Carolina Moonset
“A writer to watch.” —Harlan Coben
“A perfect blend of light touch and dark story.” —Lee Child on Gone to Dust
“Goldman seasons the complicated puzzle with healthy doses of dry wit and meaningful secondary stories for his characters. ” —Publishers Weekly, starred review, on The Shallows