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8th Confession
8th Confession
Oct 6, 2024 11:28 AM

Author:James Patterson,Carolyn McCormick

8th Confession

Behind the closed doors of San Francisco's grandest mansions, beautiful people party the nights away in a heady mix of money, drugs, drink and sex. But the rich and famous aren't the only ones with the keys to these most exclusive of addresses, someone else is intent on crashing the party.

A rock star, a fashion designer, a software tycoon and a millionaire heiress. Each is glamourous, stunningly attractive and incredibly rich, but their similarities don't end there, they have something else in common too. They are all dead.

Just as the rich and famous are the talk of the town when they're alive, interest in them certainly doesn't die when they do, and Detective Lindsay Boxer is quickly assigned to the case. In stark contrast, few people seem as interested when a local hero, Bagman Jesus, is brutally murdered. Reporter Cindy Thomas soon becomes interested in his story: his work with the homeless of San Francisco was admirable. He was loved by so many - who would want to kill him? Could the down-and-out Samaritan have been hiding a dark secret?

It isn't just Cindy who has questions that need answering, Lindsay fiercely depends on Claire's help to crack her case. Both seek guidance from their friends, but in doing so, they are forced to confront feelings they'd buried away. Things aren't so simple for Yuki either, as she falls quite literally head over heels in love; but the man of her dreams isn't quite who he seems.

The Women's Murder Club need each other more than ever but with tensions running high will the friends be strong enough to stick together or will the strain tear them apart?

Reviews

Tightly structured and compelling ... You don't want to meet Jack Taylor in person, but if you're a crime fan, you do want to read every book he features in.

—— Irish Times for PRIEST

Ken Bruen is finally getting his due. Priest is grimy, brooding, pawkily funny and wholly original. Great.

—— Observer for PRIEST

A gripping story of guilt and redemption.

—— Independent on Sunday for CROSS

A compelling portrait of a haunted man.

—— Guardian for CROSS

Sanctuary...packs a powerful punch. Taylor's alcoholic self-disgust is utterly convincing, and the supporting low life characters in the story are deftly and vibrantly drawn through pared-to-the-bone prose. Unforgettable.

—— Irish Independent

Hill's is a welcome new voice, confident and sassy, and, most importantly of all, she tells a great story

—— Mark Billingham

A book that's impossible to put down

—— Sport Magazine

The most riotously funny writing on golf, sex and violence since the police report on a certain golfer's marital dispute

—— News of the World

Jo Nesbo is no ordinary writer

—— Sunday Telegraph

Interesting and exciting... Hole and his author provide unusually good reading

—— Literary Review

Thrilling

—— Daily Express

The Redeemer is an enjoyable chilly manhunt through Oslo's wintery streets

—— The Observer

Jo Nesbo has been gradually climbing the competitive league of Nordic crime writers. With The Redeemer he's touching the summit

—— The Times
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