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The first victim

The first victim

by Ridley Pearson

FictionWomen television journalistsLou Boldt (Fictitious character)Daphne Matthews (Fictitious character)Illegal aliens
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About this book

Filled with the fast-aced, spiraling action that makes Pearson's novels "irrestistible" (LA Times Book Review) works of suspense that "grip the imagination" (People)

Themes & subjects

FictionWomen television journalistsLou Boldt (Fictitious character)Daphne Matthews (Fictitious character)Illegal aliensPolice

Setting

Seattle (Wash.)SeattleWashington (State)

About the author

Ridley Pearson
Ridley Pearson

1953-03-15

Edgar-nominee, Ridley Pearson is a #1 New York Times bestselling author of (more than 50) award-winning suspense and young adult adventure novels. His novels have been published in two-dozen languages and have been adapted for network television and the Broadway stage. Ridley’s middle-grade-reader series include, The Kingdom Keepers, Steel Trapp and Lock & Key.

Author

Ridley Pearson

Pages

417

Read time

≈ 10h

Editions

21

Language

English

Publisher

Hyperion

ISBN

9780786871414

Where to buy

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