The Veiled One

The Veiled One

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Nov 13, 1989 · الإنجليزية · غلاف ورقي (320 صفحات)
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تنسيق غلاف ورقي
صفحات 320
لغة الإنجليزية
منشور Nov 13, 1989
الناشر Fawcett
رقم ISBN-10 0345359941
رقم ISBN-13 9780345359940

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Chief Inspector Wexford finds himself grappling with more than just his injuries after a car bombing changes the course of his career. As he recuperates, the weight of responsibility falls on Detective Mike Burden, who steps up to lead the investigation into a chilling murder that has rocked their community. This high-stakes situation puts Burden to the test, merging the urgency of a pressing case with the intricacies of police work as he uncovers layers of deception.

The shadows of the past loom large as Wexford offers insights from his hospital bed, navigating his way through a labyrinth of hidden secrets and dark motives. The absence of his usual command creates a palpable tension, one that shifts the dynamic between Wexford and Burden while challenging their ability to work as a cohesive unit. The circumstances force Burden to rely on his instincts and intellect, proving he is more than a mere understudy.

As the investigation unfolds, unexpected connections arise, revealing a web of relationships that intertwine the lives of both the victim and the suspects. Each character brings forth their own secrets, painting a complex picture of human nature and moral ambiguity. The deeper Burden delves, the more he realizes that the truth is often veiled in shadows, and uncovering it may come at a personal cost.

Wexford's struggle for understanding—combined with Burden’s determination to find justice—highlights the tension between vulnerability and resolve in the face of tragedy. Together, they confront the unexpected and the perilous, as they chase not only the answers to a murder but also their own sense of purpose amid the ruins of their professional lives.

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