The Fallen

Description

There was nothing special about San Diego detective Robbie Brownlow, until he plunged six storeys from a burning hotel. He was left with broken bones, a large scar, and synesthesia - a condition where words take on shapes and colours that indicate the speaker's emotions. Now, he's a human lie detector.

Reviews

Praise for Jefferson Parker: 'Insanely imaginative' New York Times 'Parker has only one rival -- Thomas Harris' Washington Post 'One of our top writers' Harlan Coben 'I rank the crime novels of Jefferson Parker up there with the best' Sue Grafton Praise for Black Water: 'An expertly plotted thriller ! Parker gets better and better' Literary Review 'A well-plotted psychological thriller that keeps the reader guessing' Time Out 'A superior thriller' Mail on Sunday 'Parker at the top of his form' Los Angeles Times

Author description

Jefferson Parker lives in Laguna Beach, California. When not working on his books, Parker spends his time with his family, hiking, hunting and fishing, and haunting the public tennis courts.