One of the strengths of this novel is its clever use of dual timelines. The story shifts between the events leading up to the mass shooting and the present day, creating a sense of suspense and intrigue. However, some readers might find that the transitions between timelines occasionally break the momentum of the story, especially when they are deeply engrossed in one timeline and are suddenly pulled into another. The character of Cal Farrell is well-drawn, and readers will empathize with his struggle to come to terms with his hero status and his memory loss. Schweigart creates a cast of characters with authentic and relatable relationships, making readers root for the underdog and become invested in the story’s outcome. I will confess that the open ended finish slightly irked me! But, knowing that this is a series made it more palatable! Emma Tapper, an ex-cop driven to drink by a tragedy she’s devastated she couldn’t prevent, is recruited by defence lawyer Angela Köhler to help with the high profile Moretti case. While her new boss seems more concerned with winning than discovering the truth, Emma begins investigating the circumstances of the murder. Noel Fielding Almost Chokes Up Sending Two Bakers Home on 'The Great British Baking Show' "Pastry Week"

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Lisa Ballantyne was born in Armadale, West Lothian, Scotland and was educated at Armadale Academy and University of St Andrews. She spent most of her twenties working and living in China, before returning to the UK in 2002, to work in Higher Education. She lives in Glasgow; this is her first novel. Pe langa faptul ca subiectul si actiunea mi s-au parut cunoscute, am avut in permanenta impresia ca autoarea s-a pierdut in detalii inutile, lungind actiunea mult mai mult decat era cazul. Detective Cal Farrell is a town hero; he stopped an active shooter six months ago on a very grisly day. The only problem is that he can’t remember anything of importance from that day. He is working with the police psychiatrist to try and recover his memories, but in the meantime, he’s working through his depression and anxiety that was left after that day. A Conversation with the Producers of THE GUILTY. Producers Guild of America . Retrieved January 13, 2022– via YouTube. Gizelle Bryant Breaks Her Silence After Leah McSweeney Put Her On Blast In Bombshell Bravo Investigation: "I Don't Need A Producer To Tell Me To Do Anything" (Exclusive)

Twenty years ago, Antoine Fuqua directed the well-regarded Denzel Washington/Ethan Hawke thriller Training Day. That’s easy to remember, because the trailer for nearly every movie Fuqua has made since then has dropped “from the director of Training Day” as a major enticement. (Other similarly successful movies from fall 2001 do not share this distinction. “From the director of Don’t Say a Word” hasn’t become universal marketing shorthand.) It’s indicative of how closely associated Fuqua has become with cop movies, even though they only make up a small portion of his filmography. He’s done sci-fi ( Infinite), a boxing picture ( Southpaw), and a Western (the remake of The Magnificent Seven), alongside plenty of non-cop action movies and Denzel vehicles.

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My Review: The Guilty One by Bill Schweigart was an intense ride. This book had me entirely enthralled!

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘When Evil Lurks’ on Shudder, an Innovative Demonic-Possession Horror That Just Might Be The Scariest Movie of 2023 Too soon for fictional active shooters in the United States. Really? Who thought that was a good storyline? Yes, it was in the synopsis. I opened my mind to a possible think tank in the mix.

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Lisa Ballantyne has written a first novel that is both moving and suspenseful; richly detailed, yet with the eerie simplicity of a parable." - Joyce Carol Oates, New York Times bestselling author Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ on Netflix, a Sequel That Maintains the Original's Restlessly Innovative Spirit Bruce Lee's Daughter Says She Doesn't Know What Quentin Tarantino's "Issues Are" With Her Father: "He Has Borrowed From Him Quite A Bit"Detective Cal Farrell was the responding officer to a mass office shooting, took down the bad guy and became a town hero and a newly promoted detective. The problem is, Cal has no memory of his confronting the shooter. The story switches from the events of the past "really hot day" and present day, where Cal is trying to remember what happened on that really hot day. Cal is presently seeing a counselor and trying to work through his issues including his sense of identity as a newly appointed detective, and being a town hero. As the story switches timelines, we see Cal questioning events and red flags starting to appear, but at the same time we see bodies starting to show up in Alexandria. Cal is convinced its a serial killer and now he only has to convince everyone esle. My thoughts were turning and churning just trying to figure out what the hell was going on. I love that! I'm happy as can be when I am unable to figure stuff out! It's just something that happens so seldom. First of all, thank you NetGalley and Crooked Lane Books for providing an arc of the book. This book has been released on 21st March 2023.

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But then Joe receives a call that catches his interest. At first, it’s not clear why the woman on the other end of the line—Emily, voiced by Riley Keough, though we never see her face—is calling. She calls the operator “Sweetie,” as if she was talking to her child. Joe very nearly hangs up on her, thinking perhaps the woman dialed a wrong number, or is drunk. But when Emily mentions that she’s out for a drive, Joe asks Emily if she’s been abducted. She says yes. The tales of two troubled boys at individual crossroads are interwoven in Ballantyne’s first novel. Cal Farrell is a character you can’t help but root for, and Godfrey really helps bring him to life.

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