Sometimes there's nowhere left to run...
In the comfortable suburbs of Los Angeles an affluent Jewish family disappears into thin air. The father's trade is diamonds, a risky international business, and despite the lack of bodies Detective Sergeant Pete Decker knows something is wrong. Then Honey Klein, his wife Rina's old schoolfriend, comes to stay, pulling her children out of school on a surprise - and to Decker suspicious - jaunt. Honey's husband, whose religion has recently turned to fanaticism, is also in diamonds and according to his wife currently on business in Israel.
Then Honey and her children vanish, their rented car found empty at the edge of the freeway, and again Decker senses danger - danger that stems from a network of ruthless international politics, danger that could spill on to his own family's doorstep...
'Faye Kellerman creates powerful, unhingeing characters and her narrative leaves you sweaty-palmed' Jewish Chronicle
'Wife of the more famous Jonathan but...his peer' Time Out
Don't miss Faye Kellerman's previous novels, Sacred and Profane, Milk and Honey, Day of Atonement, False Prophet and Grievous Sin, also available from Headline Feature: "This author is growing more and more popular with each title...a complex story of jealousy and betrayal Bella; 'Painfully touching as well as taut with suspense' Mystery Scene, 'A marvellous melange of complex family feuds...satisfying denouement' Scotsman, 'Tautly exciting' Los Angeles Times
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