Lightning Flowers
8 hrs. 55 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Jay Scott
Author
Jay Scott
Narrator
Olya Fedorishcheva
Narrator
Olya Fedorishcheva
Description
A NOVEL ENTERED THE FINAL ROUND OF THE INTERNATIONAL THRILLER WRITERS AWARD.
THE AUTHOR IS A FORMER FBI AGENT.
A SERIAL KILLER HUNTS THOSE WHO SURVIVED A LIGHTNING STRIKE.
Seven years ago, a schoolteacher named Andy survived a lightning strike. She lived—but scars permanently marked her skin, resembling the branches of the legendary Yggdrasil. Since then, dazzling flashes have been tormenting her, along with memory gaps and a sense that something inside her irrevocably broke the day it happened. Trying to run from the storms and start over, Andy relocates to the dry, sun-drenched Arizona desert—far from the past.
And just then, across the country, the bodies of women are found one after another, bearing the same marks of an electrical discharge. Reporters have dubbed the terrifying patterns “lightning flowers.”
The case is taken up by former FBI agents Linnea Ren and Adan Rios. The deeper the investigation goes, the clearer it becomes: the killer isn’t acting at random. He’s tracking down people who have already once survived.
While the detectives struggle to stay ahead of the criminal, Andy realizes the next target is her.
HER “LIGHTNING FLOWERS” ARE A DEATH SENTENCE INVITATION…
“J. Todd Scott is the author you should be paying attention to.” — Michael McGarrity, New York Times bestselling author
“Written superbly.” — New York Journal of Books
“Grips like the best crime television series.” — Newsweek
“A new strong voice in contemporary Western crime fiction.” — Craig Johnson, New York Times bestselling author
“Scott writes brilliantly, building the scenes adrenaline junkies dream of. But patient readers will also understand and appreciate his ‘ending.’” — Booklist
THE AUTHOR IS A FORMER FBI AGENT.
A SERIAL KILLER HUNTS THOSE WHO SURVIVED A LIGHTNING STRIKE.
Seven years ago, a schoolteacher named Andy survived a lightning strike. She lived—but scars permanently marked her skin, resembling the branches of the legendary Yggdrasil. Since then, dazzling flashes have been tormenting her, along with memory gaps and a sense that something inside her irrevocably broke the day it happened. Trying to run from the storms and start over, Andy relocates to the dry, sun-drenched Arizona desert—far from the past.
And just then, across the country, the bodies of women are found one after another, bearing the same marks of an electrical discharge. Reporters have dubbed the terrifying patterns “lightning flowers.”
The case is taken up by former FBI agents Linnea Ren and Adan Rios. The deeper the investigation goes, the clearer it becomes: the killer isn’t acting at random. He’s tracking down people who have already once survived.
While the detectives struggle to stay ahead of the criminal, Andy realizes the next target is her.
HER “LIGHTNING FLOWERS” ARE A DEATH SENTENCE INVITATION…
“J. Todd Scott is the author you should be paying attention to.” — Michael McGarrity, New York Times bestselling author
“Written superbly.” — New York Journal of Books
“Grips like the best crime television series.” — Newsweek
“A new strong voice in contemporary Western crime fiction.” — Craig Johnson, New York Times bestselling author
“Scott writes brilliantly, building the scenes adrenaline junkies dream of. But patient readers will also understand and appreciate his ‘ending.’” — Booklist
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