Body Language Tapa dura - 1999

Información de la editorial

The holidays are approaching, but Chicago Journal reporter Mark Manning is anything but joyous. His career at the Journal has maxed out, guilt over the death of a colleague has taken its toll, and another birthday has him contemplating his own morality. Even Mark's lover of three years, handsome architect Neil Waite, can't pull Mark out of his midlife slump. Then Mark makes plans to return to his sleepy hometown of Dumont, Wisconsin -- to take over the local paper, purchase the rambling old home where he visited as a child, and reacquaint himself with his cousin Suzanne and her teenage son, Thad. But as Mark soon discovers, the promise of a new beginning is shaded in something sinister. It begins with a series of threatening letters. With Thad's outbursts. And with murder.

Just days before Christmas, Mark discovers Suzanne lying in a pool of her own blood, felled by a blow to the head...a single cryptic message on her lips. It is that dying word that leads Mark into the darkest recesses of Suzanne's life, and the even darker regions of his own past, where the mast dangerous of secrets are buried deep in a bitter -- and deadly -- family plot.