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From New York Times best-selling publisher John Lescroart, a riveting novel offering Dismas Hardy and Abe Glitsky on the search for clues in regards to a woman who has gone missing. On the nighttime before Thanksgiving, Hal Run after, a guard in the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA County Jail, drives to the air-port to get his step-brother for the weekend. When they return, Hal's wife, Katie, has vanished without a idea. By enough time Dismas Hardy hears concerning this, Katie has been absent for five times. The case strikes near home because Katie have been seeing Hardy's wife, a married relationship counselor. By this time around, the original Missing Persons case has become a suspected homicide, and Hal is the best suspect. Along with the lawyer he desires for his security is the one and only Hardy himself. Hardy calling on his good friend, past homicide detective Abe Glitsky, to check out the case. At first it looks like the police may have it right; the Chases' marriage was fraught with problems; Hal's alibi is suspect; the life insurance policy on Katie was huge. But Glitsky's quest is to identify other possible suspects, and there demonstrates to be no shortage of them: Patti Orosco - rich, beautiful, dangerous, and Hal's past enthusiast; the still-unknown person who had a recent affair with Katie; even Hal's own step-mother, Ruth, resentful of Katie's gatekeeping against her grandchildren. And since Glitsky probes further, he discovers of an incident at the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA prison, where Hal works - only 1 of many doubtful inmate deaths which have occurred there. Then, when Katie's body is found not three blocks from the Run after home, Homicide arrests Hal and he locates himself an inmate in the very prison where he used to work, a location filled with secrets he is aware all too well. From this backdrop of conspiracy and corruption, ambiguous motives and dubious alibis, an obsessed Glitsky closes in on the elusive real truth. As other deaths begin to accumulate he realizes, perhaps too overdue, that another sufferer might be himself.
