4.0
In the Dark
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"An impressive feat of writing that combines imagination, empathy, and a rock-hard edge — and never fails in its duty to maintain the ratcheting tension of a first-rate thriller." — The Sunday Times (U.K.)
Jenny Aaron was the best of the best. An expert marksman and trained in four martial arts techniques, she was the star member of an elite team charged with tracking Germany's most dangerous criminals. But when a disastrous mission ended in irreversible blindness, Jenny was forced to abandon her dangerous career. Five years later, she's still haunted by her failure when she is called upon to investigate the brutal murder of a prison psychologist. Now she must test the new skills that she's acquired in her world of darkness — but are they enough to battle a ruthless killer whose intelligence and daring match her own?
"I learnt so much about blindness that is not only inspirational but deeply moving. A rare and magnificent book." — Ken Bruen, author of The Guards and The Killing of the Tinkers, winner of The Shamus Award and Edgar Allan Poe Award finalist
"Better than Bond." — Die Zeit
“Gripping and action-packed. A tough thriller with a fascinating heroine. You won't be able to put this down.” — Krimi
“For everyone who loves The Silence of the Lambs. Jenny Aaron is the blind Sherlock Holmes.” — Stefan Ahnhem, internationally bestselling author of the Fabian Risk thrillers
Jenny Aaron was the best of the best. An expert marksman and trained in four martial arts techniques, she was the star member of an elite team charged with tracking Germany's most dangerous criminals. But when a disastrous mission ended in irreversible blindness, Jenny was forced to abandon her dangerous career. Five years later, she's still haunted by her failure when she is called upon to investigate the brutal murder of a prison psychologist. Now she must test the new skills that she's acquired in her world of darkness — but are they enough to battle a ruthless killer whose intelligence and daring match her own?
"I learnt so much about blindness that is not only inspirational but deeply moving. A rare and magnificent book." — Ken Bruen, author of The Guards and The Killing of the Tinkers, winner of The Shamus Award and Edgar Allan Poe Award finalist
"Better than Bond." — Die Zeit
“Gripping and action-packed. A tough thriller with a fascinating heroine. You won't be able to put this down.” — Krimi
“For everyone who loves The Silence of the Lambs. Jenny Aaron is the blind Sherlock Holmes.” — Stefan Ahnhem, internationally bestselling author of the Fabian Risk thrillers
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“This took me two months to read because I was so darn busy. But it's a fantastic book. I loved everything about it. I enjoyed the almost fragmented way the story is told, which reflects the somewhat fragmented consciousness of Jenny Aaron, a woman who was traumatized by a bust gone very wrong. She is five years out but has lost both her sight and her memory about important events. She will never regain her sight, but hopes to regain her memory. Her view of life is formed by her father's lessons and by her bushido philosophical beliefs. Her antagonist is her equal in every way, and that makes him a very dangerous adversary.
I highly recommend this book.
Reviewed for Affaire de Coeur Magazine. http://affairedecoeur.com .”
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