Faces of the Gone: A Mystery

Faces of the Gone: A Mystery - Paperback

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Faces of the Gone: A Mystery

Faces of the Gone: A Mystery - Paperback

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Book Overview

Faces of the Gone by Brad Parks won the Shamus Award for Best First Novel and the Nero Award for Best American Mystery--it is the first book to receive both awards. Named to the year's best mystery debuts by the Chicago Sun-Times and South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

Investigative reporter Carter Ross finds himself with gruesome front-page news: four bodies in a vacant lot, each with a single bullet hole in the back of the head. In a haste to calm residents, local police leak a story to Carter's colleagues at the Newark Eagle-Examiner, calling the murders revenge for a bar stickup. But while Carter may not come from the streets, he knows a few things about Newark's ghettos. And he knows the story the police are pushing doesn't make sense.

He enlists the aide of Tina Thompson, the paper's smoking hot city editor, to run interference for him at the office; Tommy Hernandez, the paper's gay Cuban intern, to help him with legwork on the street; and Tynesha Dales, a local stripper, to take him to Newark's underside. Soon, Carter learns the four victims have one connection after all, and knowing this will put him in the path of one very ambitious killer.
ISBN9780312672805
Author Brad Parks
PublisherSt. Martin's Press
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedFebruary 2011
LanguageENG- English
Pages336
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Brad Parks

International best-selling author Brad Parks is the only writer to have won the Shamus, Nero, and Lefty Awards, three of crime fiction's most prestigious prizes. His novels have been published in sixteen languages and garnered critical acclaim across the globe, including stars from many major review outlets. A former journalist with The Washington Post and The Star-Ledger (Newark, N.J.), he is now a full-time novelist. He lives with his wife and two children in California and Virginia.

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