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Trick of Light

by David Hunt, Debra Monk
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Synopsis

A new thriller again featuring colorblind photographer Kay Farrow as she probes a mysterious death in San Francisco's Mission District. When distinguished photojournalist Maddy Yamada is struck by a motorcyclist at two in the morning in a seedy area far from her Marina apartment, Kay Farrow's grief is tempered by suspicion. What could have drawn the reclusive Maddy so far from home at such an hour? Kay believes Maddy's work-in-progress - blurry, abstract images uncharacteristic of a woman famous for her unsparing clarity of vision - holds elusive clues, clues Kay is determined to decipher. Tracing old photographs and undeveloped film discovered in one of Maddy's cameras, Kay begins to bring into focus Maddy's activities at the time of her death. Lurking in her path is a netherworld of decadence and evil - and evidence that Maddy's death was no accident.

Marilyn Stasio

In the inverted imagery of this strange world, the blacker it gets, the lovelier it looks. -- NY Times Book Review

About the Author, David Hunt

David Hunt is the pen name of a novelist who makes his home on San Francisco's Russian Hill.  His previous novel, The Magician's Tale described as "Eerie as a midnight walk in the fog" is also available from Random House AudioBooks.

About the Reader

Debra Monk's film credits include Bulworth, Extreme Measures, and The First Wives Club.  She has appeared in many Broadway productions and was nominated for a Tony Award for her performance in Picnic.

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Book Details

Published
October 1, 1998
Publisher
Random House Audio Publishing Group
Format
Audio
ISBN
9780679459354

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