Author: Patricia Cornwell
Translator: Seong-young Hong
Publisher: Random House Korea
2-volume set | 220*140mm
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About This Book
Now Patricia Cornwell brings her millions of readers a novel concerning
crimes with roots in a murder from the distant past. When Kay Scarpetta
is mandated to investigate the 400 year-old violent death of one of
America's first settlers at Jamestown, Virginia, it seems like the
perfect match: modern technology's savviest avatar versus an age-old
crime. Kay's involvement in the case attracts headlines, and more-the
unwelcome ire of a person or persons unknown.
Kay and those closest to her soon find themselves the targets of vicious
hate crimes that are clearly inspired by her connection to the
archaeological excavation. At first more nuisance than assault, the
nature of the attacks quickly escalates to violence. Worse still, those
sworn to protect prove to be the enemy, forcing Scarpetta, her niece
Lucy, and detective Peter Marino to take matters into their won hands-
torquing the rule of law and changing their lives forever. In a case
ranging from an 18th-century murder to mortal risk in present day, The
Last Precinct pits Kay Scarpetta against a rogue enemy who will stop at
nothing to stop her.
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