Bøger af Christine Cosack

Oyster Hill is an idyllic West Coast seaside community; its inhabitants enjoying a peaceful place to raise a family or enjoy a well-earned retirement. The death of a child in a hit-and-run shocks the quiet town, and young police officer Luci Miller is called in to investigate. Her only clue is a fragment of car paint found at the scene--a unique shade of red that might lead to the killer. Luci's dogged investigation leads her to Jo Nelson, a grandmother who seems as unlikely to be connected to the case as anyone in this picturesque town. Jo is deeply affected by the tragedy. When Jo was a young parent, she devoted herself to keeping her own son Oliver, born with cystic fibrosis, alive. She is thankful every day that he beat the odds, and has gone on to give her a grandson, Nico. Jo, like most parents, would do anything to protect her family. Luci begins to wonder how far Jo could have gone to protect those she loves most. How far would any of us?