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269 kr
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Still grieving the loss of the man she loved, Ranger Tally Nowata returns to Wyoming’s Grand Tetons to resume her search-and-rescue work and raise her daughter. But when a crank phone call leads Tally to the top of a treacherous peak, it’s the start of a violent game that forces her to the brink of sanity.She thought she left her darkest nightmare worlds away in the Australian outback. Now, terror will push her to the edge. Shut down by the grief of losing the man she loved, Tally Nowata has come home to pursue the search-and-rescue work that is her passion. When a crank phone call leads Tally and a friend to the top of a treacherous peak, it is the start of a violent game that will force Tally not only to the heights of danger in Wyoming’s Grand Tetons, but to the brink of sanity in a race to the death. A lethal predator is closing in on Tally. He’s dead set on revenge—and he’s targeted the one thing Tally can’t survive without: her child. Hannah Nyala, the real-life tracker who introduced Tally Nowata in the electrifying novel Leave No Trace, brilliantly defines a woman’s determination to embrace life after her spirit is shattered in this nail-biting chase across a hazardous landscape, where no one can rescue the rescuer.
269 kr
Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar
Tally Nowata has saved many lives as a search and resuce worker. In the mountains of her home, she is an expert at survival. But in the Australian outback, she is only a tourist -a tourist whose boyfriend, Paul, went to pick up his daughter and never came back. He has been missing for six days, leaving Tally stranded in the unforgiving wasteland of the Tanami desert. She sets out to find him only to discover that he has been murdered and his daughter left to die. Tally knows that it's only a matter of time before his killers find the camp she left behind and the arrow pointing out her direction. She is grieving, tired, and bitterly aware that she knows too little about this land, only bits and pieces of information that Paul had given her. But there is nothing to do but go on, carrying Paul's memory and his daughter with her in a desperate struggle for survival.