Nothing is as fascinating, though, as what she finds when she begins to investigate her potential victim. She gets in touch with the detectives in the two previous murders. Yet even as she works on solving other, more active cases, D.D. No crime has been committed, no threats have been given. But she is preparing for the event – not only has she learned to be a marksman, to box dirty and viciously, to fight like she means it – she has met D. Now January 21 is rapidly approaching and Charlie is convinced she will be the one dead by the end of that fateful day. Again, a pristine scene with zero clues and zero suspects. A year ago her friend Jackie was murdered. The crime scene was pristine, not a single clue left behind.

Two years ago Charlie’s best friend Randi was murdered. A woman named Charlie meets her outside a crime scene and tells an amazing tale. lands feet first into an interesting case on her first days back from maternity leave. There is no rest for the sleep-deprived however, and D.D. Warren is settling into domestic bliss – or as close as you can get with an infant in the house. But what if that time of your life was a complete mystery to you? As if it had never happened?ĭ.D. My sons will have it from videos and scrap books as well as my memories. Like most kids your memories are probably augmented by anecdotes from the mouths of your parents. What you do recall are probably bits and pieces, images more than a complete history of an event.

Do you remember the first eight years of your life? Probably not well.

Catch me by lisa gardner