Christina Hoag

The Blood Room (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The body of a twenties-something lawyer is found in a West Los Angeles alley and LAPD Detective Desi Nimmo is assigned to investigate. She soon finds that Sterling Parker was the victim of a BDSM sex lifestyle that went badly wrong. Desi must also deal with a new detective assigned as her partner, Finbar McNab, who is overly ambitious to redeem himself in the department after an accident drummed him out of a plum job. Undermining Desi at every chance he can get, he works to make the case his and get her pushed off it. Meanwhile, Desi follows clues in the victim's apartment and car leading the investigative trail to a lurid, lucrative BDSM ring patronized by LA's elite. Then Desi discovers that a young Eastern European dominatrix, who had taken the job to find out what happened to her long lost sister, has vanished. As she and Fin get closer to the millionaire mastermind behind the disappearances and an international pornography ring, Desi's career and life hang in the balance.
"A sharply written detective investigation "... "A gem of a novel."... "Fast-paced mystery, drew me in from the geto-go"..."Gripping climax."

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Three Jandals Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. August 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005511517
• Artikelnr.: 69978979

Autorenporträt

Author Christina Hoag is a former journalist who has had her laptop searched by Colombian guerrillas, phone tapped in Venezuela, was suspected of drug trafficking in Guyana, hid under a car to evade Guatemalan soldiers, and posed as a nun to get inside a Caracas jail. She has interviewed gang members, bank robbers, thieves and thugs in prisons, shantytowns and slums, not to forget billionaires and presidents, some of whom fall into the previous categories. Now she writes about such characters in her fiction.
Christina's noir novel Skin of Tattoos was a finalist for the 2017 Killer Nashville Silver Falchion Award for suspense, while her YA thriller Girl on the Brink was named one of Suspense Magazine's Best of 2016 for young adults. She also co-authored the nonfiction book, Peace in the Hood: Working with Gang Members to End the Violence, used in several universities.
She's a former staff writer for the Miami Herald and Associated Press, and wrote from Latin America for Time, Business Week, New York Times, Financial Times, Times of London, Houston Chronicle and other news outlets.
Christina lives in Los Angeles, where she has taught creative writing at a maximum-security prison and to at-risk teen girls. She is a regular speaker at writing conferences and groups, book clubs and stores, and libraries. For more information, visit www.christinahoag.com.
A native of New Zealand, Christina grew up as an expat around the world. She now lives in Los Angeles, where she has taught creative writing at a maximum-security prison and to at-risk teen girls. She is a regular speaker at at writing conferences and organizations, book clubs and stores, and libraries.