9798235276963 - the confession that wasn't his: 10 (before you knew) de kessler, nora (8 resultados)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Petra Aldridge's husband walks into a Vermont police station at four in the morning and confesses to murder, she is certain of one thing: he was home that night. She remembers his weight in the bed. She remembers his warmth.Colm Aldridge is a carpenter - a quiet, methodical man who meas…ures twice and cuts once, who builds furniture with hidden joints so precise they disappear into the wood. His confession is just as meticulous: detailed, organized, and internally consistent. The police believe every word. His own lawyer calls it the cleanest confession he has seen in twenty years.But Petra is a literary translator. She takes language apart for a living. And when she studies her husband's words, she finds the seams - the passive voice in the critical moments, the details sequenced for clarity rather than memory, the careful architecture of a statement that was built, not remembered.As she searches their home for answers, Petra uncovers a trail her husband left behind: a twenty-two-year-old newspaper about an unsolved hit-and-run. A sobriety chip he never mentioned. A secret compartment in the bookshelf he built for her, recently emptied. And the devastating truth that the murder victim is Frank Aldridge - Colm's own estranged father.The deeper Petra digs, the more she discovers a chain of buried sins reaching back two decades. A college student struck on a dark road and left paralyzed for life. A father who covered up the accident and enforced silence on his sons. A younger brother, Niall, who killed Frank in a drunken rage after the past finally caught up with them. And Colm - the man who calculated the impossible math of sacrifice, and chose to confess to a crime he did not commit. Because Niall has two small children. Because Niall's wife is fifty-three days into chemotherapy. Because the numbers came out the same every time he ran them.But the most devastating discovery is closer than Petra imagined. Her closest friend, yoga instructor Lena Marsh, is the sister of the young man the Aldridge truck struck twenty-two years ago. Lena moved to Burlington with a purpose. She befriended Petra. She wears her brother's initials engraved on a silver bracelet. And she wrote a threatening letter to Frank Aldridge - the letter that triggered everything.Now Petra holds the evidence that could free her husband and destroy his brother's family. Every path to the truth passes through someone's devastation. And the woman who translates other people's words for a living must finally find her own - before silence claims another generation.Set against the stark beauty of Vermont in late autumn, The Confession That Wasn't His is a layered psychological thriller about the lies we build to protect the people we love, the cost of silence across generations, and the impossible question at the heart of every family secret: whose truth matters most? 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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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When Petra Aldridge's husband walks into a Vermont police station at four in the morning and confesses to murder, she is certain of one thing: he was home that night. She remembers his weight in the bed. She remembers his warmth.Colm Ald…ridge is a carpenter - a quiet, methodical man who measures twice and cuts once, who builds furniture with hidden joints so precise they disappear into the wood. His confession is just as meticulous: detailed, organized, and internally consistent. The police believe every word. His own lawyer calls it the cleanest confession he has seen in twenty years.But Petra is a literary translator. She takes language apart for a living. And when she studies her husband's words, she finds the seams - the passive voice in the critical moments, the details sequenced for clarity rather than memory, the careful architecture of a statement that was built, not remembered.As she searches their home for answers, Petra uncovers a trail her husband left behind: a twenty-two-year-old newspaper about an unsolved hit-and-run. A sobriety chip he never mentioned. A secret compartment in the bookshelf he built for her, recently emptied. And the devastating truth that the murder victim is Frank Aldridge - Colm's own estranged father.The deeper Petra digs, the more she discovers a chain of buried sins reaching back two decades. A college student struck on a dark road and left paralyzed for life. A father who covered up the accident and enforced silence on his sons. A younger brother, Niall, who killed Frank in a drunken rage after the past finally caught up with them. And Colm - the man who calculated the impossible math of sacrifice, and chose to confess to a crime he did not commit. Because Niall has two small children. Because Niall's wife is fifty-three days into chemotherapy. Because the numbers came out the same every time he ran them.But the most devastating discovery is closer than Petra imagined. Her closest friend, yoga instructor Lena Marsh, is the sister of the young man the Aldridge truck struck twenty-two years ago. Lena moved to Burlington with a purpose. She befriended Petra. She wears her brother's initials engraved on a silver bracelet. And she wrote a threatening letter to Frank Aldridge - the letter that triggered everything.Now Petra holds the evidence that could free her husband and destroy his brother's family. Every path to the truth passes through someone's devastation. And the woman who translates other people's words for a living must finally find her own - before silence claims another generation.Set against the stark beauty of Vermont in late autumn, The Confession That Wasn't His is a layered psychological thriller about the lies we build to protect the people we love, the cost of silence across generations, and the impossible question at the heart of every family secret: whose truth matters most.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Petra Aldridge's husband walks into a Vermont police station at four in the morning and confesses to murder, she is certain of one thing: he was home that night. She remembers his weight in the bed. She remembers his warmth.Colm Aldridge is a carpenter - a quiet, methodical man who meas…ures twice and cuts once, who builds furniture with hidden joints so precise they disappear into the wood. His confession is just as meticulous: detailed, organized, and internally consistent. The police believe every word. His own lawyer calls it the cleanest confession he has seen in twenty years.But Petra is a literary translator. She takes language apart for a living. And when she studies her husband's words, she finds the seams - the passive voice in the critical moments, the details sequenced for clarity rather than memory, the careful architecture of a statement that was built, not remembered.As she searches their home for answers, Petra uncovers a trail her husband left behind: a twenty-two-year-old newspaper about an unsolved hit-and-run. A sobriety chip he never mentioned. A secret compartment in the bookshelf he built for her, recently emptied. And the devastating truth that the murder victim is Frank Aldridge - Colm's own estranged father.The deeper Petra digs, the more she discovers a chain of buried sins reaching back two decades. A college student struck on a dark road and left paralyzed for life. A father who covered up the accident and enforced silence on his sons. A younger brother, Niall, who killed Frank in a drunken rage after the past finally caught up with them. And Colm - the man who calculated the impossible math of sacrifice, and chose to confess to a crime he did not commit. Because Niall has two small children. Because Niall's wife is fifty-three days into chemotherapy. Because the numbers came out the same every time he ran them.But the most devastating discovery is closer than Petra imagined. Her closest friend, yoga instructor Lena Marsh, is the sister of the young man the Aldridge truck struck twenty-two years ago. Lena moved to Burlington with a purpose. She befriended Petra. She wears her brother's initials engraved on a silver bracelet. And she wrote a threatening letter to Frank Aldridge - the letter that triggered everything.Now Petra holds the evidence that could free her husband and destroy his brother's family. Every path to the truth passes through someone's devastation. And the woman who translates other people's words for a living must finally find her own - before silence claims another generation.Set against the stark beauty of Vermont in late autumn, The Confession That Wasn't His is a layered psychological thriller about the lies we build to protect the people we love, the cost of silence across generations, and the impossible question at the heart of every family secret: whose truth matters most? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Petra Aldridge's husband walks into a Vermont police station at four in the morning and confesses to murder, she is certain of one thing: he was home that night. She remembers his weight in the bed. She remembers his warmth.Colm Aldridge is a carpenter - a quiet, methodical man who meas…ures twice and cuts once, who builds furniture with hidden joints so precise they disappear into the wood. His confession is just as meticulous: detailed, organized, and internally consistent. The police believe every word. His own lawyer calls it the cleanest confession he has seen in twenty years.But Petra is a literary translator. She takes language apart for a living. And when she studies her husband's words, she finds the seams - the passive voice in the critical moments, the details sequenced for clarity rather than memory, the careful architecture of a statement that was built, not remembered.As she searches their home for answers, Petra uncovers a trail her husband left behind: a twenty-two-year-old newspaper about an unsolved hit-and-run. A sobriety chip he never mentioned. A secret compartment in the bookshelf he built for her, recently emptied. And the devastating truth that the murder victim is Frank Aldridge - Colm's own estranged father.The deeper Petra digs, the more she discovers a chain of buried sins reaching back two decades. A college student struck on a dark road and left paralyzed for life. A father who covered up the accident and enforced silence on his sons. A younger brother, Niall, who killed Frank in a drunken rage after the past finally caught up with them. And Colm - the man who calculated the impossible math of sacrifice, and chose to confess to a crime he did not commit. Because Niall has two small children. Because Niall's wife is fifty-three days into chemotherapy. Because the numbers came out the same every time he ran them.But the most devastating discovery is closer than Petra imagined. Her closest friend, yoga instructor Lena Marsh, is the sister of the young man the Aldridge truck struck twenty-two years ago. Lena moved to Burlington with a purpose. She befriended Petra. She wears her brother's initials engraved on a silver bracelet. And she wrote a threatening letter to Frank Aldridge - the letter that triggered everything.Now Petra holds the evidence that could free her husband and destroy his brother's family. Every path to the truth passes through someone's devastation. And the woman who translates other people's words for a living must finally find her own - before silence claims another generation.Set against the stark beauty of Vermont in late autumn, The Confession That Wasn't His is a layered psychological thriller about the lies we build to protect the people we love, the cost of silence across generations, and the impossible question at the heart of every family secret: whose truth matters most? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Confession That Wasn't His | Nora Kessler | Taschenbuch | Before You Knew | Englisch | 2026 | Nora Kessler | EAN 9798235276963 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
