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[商品主貨號] U102924013
[代售商品編號] 103601700209
[ISBN-13碼] 9781416524533
[ISBN] 1416524533
[作者] Iles, Greg
[出版社] Pocket Books
[出版日期] 2007/09/25
[裝訂/規格] 平裝 / 640頁 / 19.6 x 11.2 x 3.8 cm / 普通級
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Greg Iles was born in 1960 in Germany, where his father ran the US Embassy medical clinic during the height of the Cold War. After graduating from the University of Mississippi in 1983, he performed for several years with the rock band Frankly Scarlet and is a member of the lit-rock group The Rock Bottom Remainders. His first novel, Spandau Phoenix, a thriller about Nazi war criminal Rudolf Hess, was published in 1993 and became a New York Times bestseller. Iles went on to write numerous bestselling novels including Third Degree, True Evil, Turning Angel, Blood Memory, The Footprints of God, the Natchez Burning trilogy, and 24 Hours (released by Sony Pictures as Trapped, with full screenwriting credit for Iles). He lives in Natchez, Mississippi.
Chapter One
Alex Morse charged through the lobby of the new University Medical Center like a doctor to a code call, but she was no doctor. She was a hostage negotiator for the FBI. Twenty minutes earlier, Alex had deplaned from a flight from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Jackson, Mississippi, a flight prompted by her older sisters sudden collapse at a Little League baseball game. This year had been plagued by injury and death, and there was more to come -- Alex could feel it.
Sighting the elevators, she checked the overhead display and saw that a car was descending. She hit the call button and started bouncing on her toes. Hospitals, she thought bitterly. Shed practically just gotten out of one herself. But the chain of tragedy had started with her father. Five months ago Jim Morse had died in this very hospital, after being shot during a robbery. Two months after that, Alexs mother had been diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer. She had already outlived her prognosis, but wasnt expected to survive the week. Then came Alexs accident. And now Grace --
A bell dinged softly, and the elevator opened.
A young woman wearing a white coat over street clothes leaned against the rear wall in a posture of absolute exhaustion. Intern, Alex guessed. Shed met enough of them during the past month. The woman glanced up as Alex entered the car, then looked down. Then she looked up again. Alex had endured this double take so many times since the shooting that she no longer got angry. Just depressed.
＂What floor?＂ asked the young woman, raising her hand to the panel and trying hard not to stare.
＂Neuro ICU,＂ said Alex, stabbing the 4 with her finger.
＂Im going down to the basement,＂ said the intern, who looked maybe twenty-six -- four years younger than Alex. ＂But itll take you right up after that.＂
Alex nodded, then stood erect and watched the glowing numbers change above her head. After her mothers diagnosis, shed begun commuting by plane from Washington, D.C. -- where she was based then -- to Mississippi to relieve Grace, who was struggling to teach full-time and also to care for their mother at night. Unlike J. Edgar Hoovers FBI, the modern Bureau tried to be understanding about family problems, but in Alexs case the deputy director had made his position clear: time off to attend a funeral was one thing, regularly commuting a thousand miles to be present for chemotherapy was another. But Alex had not listened. Shed bucked the system and learned to live without sleep. She told herself she could hack the pressure, and she did -- right up until the moment she cracked. The problem was, she hadnt realized shed cracked until she caught part of a shotgun blast in her right)
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