ISBN: 9798177219912 - the girl at the lighthouse: the secret of the missing names: 3 (the borrowed names murder files) (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A lighthouse. A forgotten voice. A girl who was supposed to be dead. When Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher uncovers an old cassette hidden inside the walls of Kilfarren Lighthouse, she hears the frightened voice of fifteen-year-old Nessa Flynn, a girl who vanished during the 1998 Storm Ferry Disaster. But Nessa did not drown. She saw something that night. An injured man was carried alive from the wreckage and placed aboard a private boat. Two men argued over his identity, his papers, and a number that mattered more than his name. Then Nessa disappeared from the official record. Now, nearly thirty years later, Eimear discovers that the records surrounding the ferry disaster were manipulated with disturbing precision. Names changed. Numbers remained. Survivors became ghosts. And someone is still protecting the secret. As Eimear follows a trail through missing statements, old passenger lists, false identities, compensation records and a private boat linked to the coast, she is forced to confront a deeply personal question. Her father, Seán Kelleher, knew far more about the disaster than he ever admitted. Did he uncover the truth Or did he help bury it When Eimear finally finds Nessa alive, the past becomes impossible to dismiss. But Nessa's story reveals that the mystery is larger than one missing girl, one dead passenger or one terrible night at sea. Someone learned how to make people disappear without killing them. And that system is still working. The Girl at the Lighthouse is a gripping Irish crime mystery filled with cold cases, hidden identities, police investigation, coastal secrets and slow-burning suspense. Perfect for readers who enjoy atmospheric detective fiction, Irish mysteries, psychological crime thrillers and cases where every document hides another piece of the truth. The names change. The records remain. And Eimear Kelleher is about to discover who is still moving them.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A lighthouse. A forgotten voice. A girl who was supposed to be dead. When Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher uncovers an old cassette hidden inside the walls of Kilfarren Lighthouse, she hears the frightened voice of fifteen-year-old Nessa Flynn, a girl who vanished during the 1998 Storm Ferry Disaster. But Nessa did not drown. She saw something that night. An injured man was carried alive from the wreckage and placed aboard a private boat. Two men argued over his identity, his papers, and a number that mattered more than his name. Then Nessa disappeared from the official record. Now, nearly thirty years later, Eimear discovers that the records surrounding the ferry disaster were manipulated with disturbing precision. Names changed. Numbers remained. Survivors became ghosts. And someone is still protecting the secret. As Eimear follows a trail through missing statements, old passenger lists, false identities, compensation records and a private boat linked to the coast, she is forced to confront a deeply personal question. Her father, Sean Kelleher, knew far more about the disaster than he ever admitted. Did he uncover the truth? Or did he help bury it? When Eimear finally finds Nessa alive, the past becomes impossible to dismiss. But Nessa's story reveals that the mystery is larger than one missing girl, one dead passenger or one terrible night at sea. Someone learned how to make people disappear without killing them. And that system is still working. The Girl at the Lighthouse is a gripping Irish crime mystery filled with cold cases, hidden identities, police investigation, coastal secrets and slow-burning suspense. Perfect for readers who enjoy atmospheric detective fiction, Irish mysteries, psychological crime thrillers and cases where every document hides another piece of the truth. The names change. The records remain. And Eimear Kelleher is about to discover who is still moving them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A lighthouse. A forgotten voice. A girl who was supposed to be dead. When Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher uncovers an old cassette hidden inside the walls of Kilfarren Lighthouse, she hears the frightened voice of fifteen-year-old Nessa Flynn, a girl who vanished during the 1998 Storm Ferry Disaster. But Nessa did not drown. She saw something that night. An injured man was carried alive from the wreckage and placed aboard a private boat. Two men argued over his identity, his papers, and a number that mattered more than his name. Then Nessa disappeared from the official record. Now, nearly thirty years later, Eimear discovers that the records surrounding the ferry disaster were manipulated with disturbing precision. Names changed. Numbers remained. Survivors became ghosts. And someone is still protecting the secret. As Eimear follows a trail through missing statements, old passenger lists, false identities, compensation records and a private boat linked to the coast, she is forced to confront a deeply personal question. Her father, Sean Kelleher, knew far more about the disaster than he ever admitted. Did he uncover the truth? Or did he help bury it? When Eimear finally finds Nessa alive, the past becomes impossible to dismiss. But Nessa's story reveals that the mystery is larger than one missing girl, one dead passenger or one terrible night at sea. Someone learned how to make people disappear without killing them. And that system is still working. The Girl at the Lighthouse is a gripping Irish crime mystery filled with cold cases, hidden identities, police investigation, coastal secrets and slow-burning suspense. Perfect for readers who enjoy atmospheric detective fiction, Irish mysteries, psychological crime thrillers and cases where every document hides another piece of the truth. The names change. The records remain. And Eimear Kelleher is about to discover who is still moving them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…