Another Girl
A Novel
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Formats and Prices
- On Sale
- Jul 6, 2027
- Page Count
- 304 pages
- Publisher
- Union Square & Co.
- ISBN-13
- 9781454968825
Price
$19.99Price
$25.99 CADFormat
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- Trade Paperback $19.99 $25.99 CAD
- ebook (Digital original) $11.99 $15.99 CAD
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This suspenseful and deeply human crime novel, involving the search for a missing undercover officer, follows the Kings Lake Central Murder Squad in their most personal and perilous case yet.
In the latest installment of the DC Smith/Kings Lake Central Murder Squad series, readers find Detective Constable Serena Butler embedded in an undercover investigation into a large-scale narcotics operation. When DC Butler misses a scheduled check-in with her handler, after hinting that she was close to a breakthrough, the Kings Lake Central Murder Squad must mobilize to save one of their own.
Though the officers have their hands full with an apparent hit and run, DCI Cara Freedman is determined to let nothing slow their search for DC Butler. As the investigation unfolds, the team is drawn into a perilous network of drugs, trafficking, and corruption with roots that stretch far beyond Norfolk.
As the pressure mounts around Serena’s disappearance, the emotional stakes come not from melodrama, but rather from the quiet, credible bond between officers who trust one another with both their jobs and their lives.
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“The best literary detective you’ve never heard of.”The New York Times
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"The greatest fictional sleuth you've probably never heard of.”The Financial Times
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"The books are comforting, the writing is subtle, and the plots are gripping.”The Times of London
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“Grainger’s stories do what the best of literature has always done, explore the mysteries and varieties of life and what it means to be a human being… It would be hard to find a better use of reading time… I’m confident that if detective fiction readers ever decide to create their own Mt. Rushmore, the likeness of David Conrad Smith would be prominent among the honorees.”American Spectator