Author: | Liana Brooks | ISBN: | 9780062407658 |
Publisher: | Harper Voyager Impulse | Publication: | April 28, 2015 |
Imprint: | Harper Voyager Impulse | Language: | English |
Author: | Liana Brooks |
ISBN: | 9780062407658 |
Publisher: | Harper Voyager Impulse |
Publication: | April 28, 2015 |
Imprint: | Harper Voyager Impulse |
Language: | English |
A thrilling new speculative mystery series from Liana Brooks (author of the Hero and Villains series). With a touch of Ben Winters and Philip K. Dick, The Day Before is the first step in the Time & Shadows series down a path that will have you looking over your shoulder and questioning what it means to be human.
A body is found in the Alabama wilderness. The question is: Is it a human corpse…or is it just piece of discarded property?
Agent Samantha Rose has been exiled in a backwater assignment for the Commonwealth Bureau of Investigation, a death knell for her career. But then Sam catches a break—a murder—which could give her the boost she needs to get her life back on track. There’s a snag, though: the body is a clone, and technically that means it’s not a homicide. And yet, something about the body raises questions, not only for her, but for coroner Linsey Mackenzie.
The more they dig, the more they realize nothing about this case is what it seems…and for Sam, nothing about Mac is what it seems, either.
This case might be the way out for her...but that way could be in a bodybag.
A thrilling new speculative mystery series from Liana Brooks (author of the Hero and Villains series). With a touch of Ben Winters and Philip K. Dick, The Day Before is the first step in the Time & Shadows series down a path that will have you looking over your shoulder and questioning what it means to be human.
A body is found in the Alabama wilderness. The question is: Is it a human corpse…or is it just piece of discarded property?
Agent Samantha Rose has been exiled in a backwater assignment for the Commonwealth Bureau of Investigation, a death knell for her career. But then Sam catches a break—a murder—which could give her the boost she needs to get her life back on track. There’s a snag, though: the body is a clone, and technically that means it’s not a homicide. And yet, something about the body raises questions, not only for her, but for coroner Linsey Mackenzie.
The more they dig, the more they realize nothing about this case is what it seems…and for Sam, nothing about Mac is what it seems, either.
This case might be the way out for her...but that way could be in a bodybag.