The fifth installment in Scott Frost's Alex Delillo series features a killer who emerges as blackouts sweep across Los Angeles.
Scott Frost Books
Scott Frost is an American screenwriter and novelist whose work delves into the intricate tapestry of narrative storytelling across both television and literature. He possesses a distinct ability to craft immersive worlds and compelling plots that captivate readers. His background in writing for prominent television series has honed his skill in developing suspenseful and psychologically rich narratives. Frost's literary contributions showcase a talent for intricate mysteries and memorable characters.
In the fourth installment of Scott Frost's Alex Delillo series, Alex confronts a serial killer obsessed with re-enacting Goya's art. As he investigates, he questions the innocence of the victims.
The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper
- 195 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Former Eagle Scout and lifetime audio freak Dale Cooper brings us his autobiography, culled from his private collection of personal tape recordings beginning with his thirteenth birthday. Discover the secrets, never before seen on television, of Twin Peaks' most-wanted man, who scored a perfect 100 on his marksmanship test and once let a gentle, beautiful woman lead him astray. He's Dale Cooper - the man who seems too good to be true - and this is his story.
Run The Risk
- 308 pages
- 11 hours of reading
A detective faces a horrifying choice between love and duty in this hair-raising debut. Reminiscent of the best in today's suspense-from Jeffery Deaver's roller-coaster twists to James Patterson's cinematic pacing-Run the Risk introduces a blazing new talent in Scott Frost. As one of the writers behind Twin Peaks, he knows something about creating eerie and atmospheric tension. In this brilliant novel, he gives us a heroine who faces a challenge no one can ever be completely prepared for and a story as urgently and viscerally told as any in recent memory. Los Angeles homicide detective Alex Delillo works a case that chills her from the start: one with too much ambiguity and far too many surprises. None of the evidence-and yet all of it-seems relevant. A small-time shopkeeper is shot to death. Then a rare, untraceable explosive ignites in a bungalow, hurling the front door across the yard. Finally, a teenaged girl goes missing, her car window smashed, her keys still in the ignition. Even before they tell her, Detective Delillo knows that this girl is her daughter. Delillo tracks her quarry on a trail of escalating terror toward a fiery showdown that will test her wisdom, her will, and her every skill.
In Scott Frost's outstanding third novel Lieutenant Alex Delillo's life spirals out of control as she searches for a missing husband. Will she be able to find her way back before it's too late?
Never Fear
- 409 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Seventeen years ago, three women were murdered. The serial killer was never found. Now, Lieutenant Alex Delillo, is forced to re-open the case after the brother she never knew existed, a private investigator, is found murdered. As Alex gets closer to the truth behind her brother's murder, alarming flashbacks from her childhood start to plague her.
Ein junger Mann sitzt ängstlich mit einer Bombe auf dem Schoß, als Lieutenant Alex Delillo und ihr Partner ihn retten. Der Täter erfreut sich nicht am Tod, sondern an der Verzweiflung seiner Opfer. Als er Alex' Tochter entführt, steht die Mutter vor einer grausamen Entscheidung.
Żadnych śladów. Żadnego motywu. Żadnych świadków. Porucznik Alex Delillo kierująca wydziałem zabójstw w Pasadenie nie ma wielu tropów, by schwytać seryjnego zabójcę, który podkłada bomby w Los Angeles. Kiedy w wybuchu samochodu pułapki ginie główny podejrzany, Alex odkrywa, że psychopatyczny morderca prowadzi z nią obłędną grę o życie jej i jej córki. A wkrótce stawia ją przed wyborem, do jakiego nie przygotował jej żaden policyjny trening...
Pray
- 411 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Die Leiche einer jungen Frau, bedeckt mit Eiskristallen, allein inmitten eines riesigen Sportstadions. Ein Täter, der Kunstwerke hinterlässt, Radierungen von Goya mit religiöser Bedeutung. Lieutenant Alex Delillo kommt nicht dazu, den Dienst zu quittieren, wie sie es eigentlich wollte. Denn plötzlich geraten Menschen in den Fokus des Falles, die ihr allzu nahestehen …
