Paola Bertante Livres

A chilling thriller featuring Detective Charlie Parker from bestselling author John Connolly. Not to be missed for fans of Stephen King and Michael Connelly. When Charlie Parker was still a boy, his father, a NYPD cop, killed a young couple, a boy and a girl barely older than his son, then took his own life. There was no explanation for his actions. Stripped of his private investigator's license, and watched by the police, Parker is working in a Portland bar, holding down a job and staying out of trouble. But in the background, he is working on his most personal case yet, an investigation into his own origins and the circumstances surrounding the death of his father, Will. It is an investigation that will reveal a life haunted by lies, by his mother's loss and his father's betrayal, by secrets kept and loyalties compromised. And by two figures in the shadows, a man and a woman, with only one purpose: to bring an end to Charlie Parker's existence . . .

" Le vol 545 de la compagnie TransPacific qui assurait la liaison entre Hong-Kong et Denver a subi de violentes perturbations et a dû se poser sur l'aéroport de Los Angeles. Bilan quatre morts et cinquante-six blessés. Ce grave accident, qui survient à moins d'une semaine de la signature d'un important contrat avec la Chine, pose à nouveau le problème de la sécurité en vol des appareils de la Norton Compagny. " L'enquête interne menée par Casey Singleton, responsable du service qualité, doit prouver que la fiabilité du N-22 ne peut-être remise en cause. Mais un avion, aussi fiable soit-il, peut difficilement affronter les turbulences qui agitent le marché mondial et les remous médiatiques...

A group of parents, trapped in middle-class stability, deal with marriage, kids and their suburban life in very different ways. Now a box-office smash, 'Little Children' is a unique mix of the comical and the compassionate.

It was an accident. He didn't mean to kill the security guard with his skateboard - it was self-defense. But there's no one to back up his story. No one even knows he was at Paranoid Park. Should he confess, or can he get away with it? It's an ethical question no one should have to answer. Writing more intensely than ever before, Blake Nelson delivers a film noir in book form, complete with interior monologue and dark, psychological drama. This is a riveting look at one boy's fall into a world of crime, guilt, and fear - and his desperate attempt to get out again.