Howling With the Wolves. The Canterbury Cases (vol. II)
‘Lily Brown is going to find out what really happened.’
Police Sergeant Martin Gordon has shot his colleague Clark Jarrett while out in the field. But was it more than just an accident? It’s not the first time conflict has erupted between the two officers. The Chief asks Lily Brown to conduct a psychological evaluation of Gordon, but before she can get through to the withdrawn, uncommunicative officer, he commits suicide. He leaves a note, reading: ‘Lily Brown is going to find out what really happened.’ And sure enough, during her internal investigation, Lily stumbles across an extraordinary conspiracy.
- She is intuitive, she is tenacious, she is clever – yet two new cases push therapist Lily Brown to her very limits
- A page-turner, told from the shifting perspectives of investigator, perpetrator and victim
- Based on real-life crimes
Tessa Duncan has a PhD in psychology and worked as a business consultant for many years. Today, she writes for a living. Under the pseudonym Marie Lacrosse, she is a SPIEGEL-bestselling author.
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