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Laura Lippman, "Wilde Lake"
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May 15, 2016
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59:48Now PlayingWhile Lippman makes most readers think “Tess Monaghan,” the Baltimore crime novelist has been extending her dramatis personae with standalone mysteries every bit as complex and beguiling as those in the Monaghan series. Her latest book follows Luisa Brant, the first woman state’s attorney in Howard County, Maryland, as she prosecutes a drifter accused of beating a woman to death. Luisa’s investigation triggers memories of a death in her own past, and as she relives the incident, seeing details she missed as a child, she comes to new ideas of heroism, memory, and the limits of the legal system.
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