More than 100 will get injured and require medical treatmentand one man is going to be murdered. ISBN-13: 9781579624828 Summary Over 200 of the participants will quit, realizing it just wasn't their day.
In the course of 26.2 miles, Keller recounts how he found himself encircled by a series of killings that have shocked the city, while he pursues-literally-his prey: the man who is behind it all. Hensley, 2013 The Permanent Press 250 pp. Named one of the BEST BOOKS of 2013 by Suspense Magazine. Purchase: Share: Description Finalist - 2014 International Thriller Writers Awards - Best First Novel. When the police assign a motive to the crimes that Keller knows cannot be true, he begins to ask questions that somebody out there does not want answered. Hensley Resolve Published: Apr-2013 (Hardcover) Mar-2013 (Paperback) Formats: Print / eBook / Audio.
However, when one of his female students is murdered and his graduate assistant attempts to kill him, Keller finds himself swinging frantically back and forth between being a suspect and a victim. Keller, a university professor of criminology at Three Rivers University and a former police officer, is an expert in criminal behavior and victimology. Cyprus Keller lines up to start the race, he knows who is going to die-for the simple reason that he's going to kill him. More than one hundred will be injured and require medical treatment. Over two hundred will quit before it's over. Some 9,500 will run a half marathon, 4,000 will run in relays, while 4,500 participants will attempt the full 26.2 miles. “That has, unfortunately, become very relevant.In the Pittsburgh Marathon, 18,000 people from all over the world will participate. 1,042 ratings by Goodreads ISBN 10: 1579623131 / ISBN 13: 9781579623135 Published by Permanent Press, 2013 Used Condition: Very Good Hardcover Save for Later From Better World Books (Mishawaka, IN, U.S.A. “There are mentions of different vulnerabilities and threats on course,” Hensley said. Office of Personnel Management, Hensley said he drew on his own background in law enforcement, including coordinating security for large-scale events like the marathon, for the novel. “It’s a first person story, told throughout the course of the marathon through a series of flashbacks, with the premise being the protagonist says he plans on committing a crime during the course of the marathon,” Hensley said. Told over the 26.2 mile course of the Pittsburgh marathon, with each chapter representing another mile, Keller recounts the events leading to his current dilemma-and how he’s using the race to pursue the person behind the killing.
When a female student of his is murdered-and his graduate assistant attempts to kill him-Keller finds himself frantically swinging back and forth between being a suspect and a victim.
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