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Who you are in the dark is who you really areA night you can't remember was either a really good night or a really bad one. When Erin O'Reilly wakes up in a notorious womanizer's apartment with a hangover, a new tattoo, and a gap in her memory, she has the feeling she had one of the bad ones. But it turns out New York had a worse night than she did.A power outage in a city is a dangerous thing, between looting, traffic accidents, and interrupted emergency services. Somebody has tampered with Manhattan's power grid, plunging the city into darkness. Is it a reckless prank gone wrong? Or something much worse?An unexpected lead arrives in the form of a young man who walks into the Major Crimes office and confesses to a brutal murder. There's only one problem; the NYPD can find no evidence the crime took place. Erin will have to rely on her K-9 Rolf to untangle the truth behind a psychopath's scheme. After all, a dog's nose doesn't need light to point the way.
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Blackout, Steven Henry
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- Released
- 2022
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- Title
- Blackout
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Steven Henry
- Publisher
- Clickworks Press
- Released
- 2022
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 230
- ISBN13
- 9781943383986
- Series
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- Who you are in the dark is who you really areA night you can't remember was either a really good night or a really bad one. When Erin O'Reilly wakes up in a notorious womanizer's apartment with a hangover, a new tattoo, and a gap in her memory, she has the feeling she had one of the bad ones. But it turns out New York had a worse night than she did.A power outage in a city is a dangerous thing, between looting, traffic accidents, and interrupted emergency services. Somebody has tampered with Manhattan's power grid, plunging the city into darkness. Is it a reckless prank gone wrong? Or something much worse?An unexpected lead arrives in the form of a young man who walks into the Major Crimes office and confesses to a brutal murder. There's only one problem; the NYPD can find no evidence the crime took place. Erin will have to rely on her K-9 Rolf to untangle the truth behind a psychopath's scheme. After all, a dog's nose doesn't need light to point the way.