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The House on Russian Hill - Hofstedt, Thomas
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The past will not stay in the past. Ancient murders have ripple effects through time. Places have auras. People have memories. The house on Russian Hill brought them and their secrets all together -- the billionaire ex-con, the preservationist, the homicide cop about to retire, the Chinese oligarch who honors his ancestors, and the monster in search of an identity. The California drought exposes a riverbank and a skeleton, setting off a chain of events where murder is the preferred form of negotiation and secrets are the currency of choice in a world where no one is quite innocent and every one must confront unexpected demons.…mehr

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The past will not stay in the past. Ancient murders have ripple effects through time. Places have auras. People have memories. The house on Russian Hill brought them and their secrets all together -- the billionaire ex-con, the preservationist, the homicide cop about to retire, the Chinese oligarch who honors his ancestors, and the monster in search of an identity. The California drought exposes a riverbank and a skeleton, setting off a chain of events where murder is the preferred form of negotiation and secrets are the currency of choice in a world where no one is quite innocent and every one must confront unexpected demons.
Autorenporträt
Thomas Hofstedt is engaged in approximately his fourth career, each of which is partially reflected in the plots and settings of his writing. He has worked as a professor in major universities, as a management consultant all over the globe, and finally as an advisor and board member for not-for-profit organizations. He is the product of a Scandinavian heritage, a Midwestern upbringing, and a Northern California value system. He lives in San Carlos, California with his wife and most diligent critic, Sharon.