Publisher:
Blackstone Audio, Inc.
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Available copies:
always available
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always available
File size:
138833 KB
ISBN:
9781433239717
Release date:
May 08, 2007
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Description
Ben Dafoe, a young emergency-room doctor and part-time crime-scene consultant for the Seattle P.D., is haunted by addiction. Two years earlier, a cocaine habit claimed the life of his identical twin, Aaron. Now Ben walks onto the scene of a savage stabbing to learn that the victim, Emily Kenmore, is his former fiancée--another loved one who fell prey to addiction. Among the carnage in Emily's bedroom is a streak of blood on the wall that belongs to the killer. When the DNA from that sample matches Ben's blood, he becomes the prime suspect.
Convinced that his identical twin is alive and somehow involved in Emily's death, Ben frantically hunts for his brother Aaron while trying to evade American and Canadian authorities. But someone is desperate to thwart him. A Seattle mob boss, a dirty cop, and a smooth lawyer are only some of the people Ben has to navigate. While Ben struggles to solve a tragic mystery from his past to clear his name in a crime of the present, he learns that sometimes blood lies.
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Reviews
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BLOOD LIES is a complex story constructed around a seemingly impossible situation: DNA analysis reveals that the blood found at the murder scene of a woman is that of her former fiancé, a doctor with no alibi, but he says he didn't do it. So, who did? And how did his blood end up at the crime scene? Anthony Heald moves the story along with a performance that captures the tension of the work. Heald has the tough job of making his hero, Dr. Ben Dafoe, seem as mystified as the listener. Yet Dafoe is clearly keeping something from the police and the listener. This is an interesting look into a world in which right and wrong are not so easily distinguished. M.S. (c) AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine
Keith Ablow, New York Times bestselling author of Psychopath ...
Dan Kalla writes at about 150 mph. Get ready for a wild ride.
About the Author
Daniel Kalla is an emergency-room physician in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Blood Lies is his fourth novel.