Flight

EDITORIAL REVIEW: Hot off the publication of Bones, the winner of the Edgar Award for Best Novel, Jan Burke explodes onto the suspense scene with Flight, featuring the hard-edged Detective Frank Harriman, husband of Jan?s beloved series heroine Irene Kelly family is found murdered. In a cruel twist, one of the Las Piernas Police Department?s own, Philip Lefebvre, is suspected of killing the only witness. When that detective disappears, a crime boss goes free. And the LPPD is forever changed. Called in to investigate the wreckage of the missing detective?s plane, Frank Harriman is given a set of cold cases that have suddenly become white hot. Detective Harriman?s conviction that the LPPD tagged the wrong murder suspect is wildly unpopular. Alone, his instincts and integrity questioned at every turn, Harriman must stop the killer before hundreds of lives, including Harriman?s own, are lost. Flight is a heart-pounding marriage of Jan Burke?s ''intricate plotting'' *(Washington Times),* ''chilling suspense'' (Clive Cussler), and trademark ''crisp, crackling prose'' *(Library Journal)* that will thrill newcomers and veteran Burke fans, cover to cover. Hot off the publication of Bones, the winner of the Edgar Award for Best Novel, Jan Burke explodes onto the suspense scene with Flight, featuring the hard-edged Detective Frank Harriman, husband of Jan1s beloved series heroine Irene Kelly family is found murdered. In a cruel twist, one of the Las Piernas Police Department1s own, Philip Lefebvre, is suspected of killing the only witness. When that detective disappears, a crime boss goes free. And the LPPD is forever changed. Called in to investigate the wreckage of the missing detective1s plane, Frank Harriman is given a set of cold cases that have suddenly become white hot. Detective Harriman1s conviction that the LPPD tagged the wrong murder suspect is wildly unpopular. Alone, his instincts and integrity questioned at every turn, Harriman must stop the killer before hundreds of lives, including Harriman1s own, are lost. Flight is a heart-pounding marriage of Jan Burke1s "intricate plotting" (Washington Times), "chilling suspense" (Clive Cussler), and trademark "crisp, crackling prose" (Library Journal) that will thrill newcomers and veteran Burke fans, cover to cover. Ten years ago mobster Whitey Dane was facing a murder rap. Then the evidence vanished, along with a cop who seemed to be dirty. Now, the missing cop's bones have been discovered in the wreckage of a plane crash, and Frank Harriman's investigation sends him down a terrifying path