【圖書簡介】 Images of gruesome violence pervade this gripping tale of abduction and serial murder. Affluent housewives in Portland， Ore.， are disappearing without a trace. In each case the only clue is a black rose and a note reading， "Gone， but Not Forgotten." Upstate New York police detective Nancy Gordon arrives to tell Portland's DA of a similar series of murders she had investigated back East. After implicating powerful local developer Martin Darius in the crimes， Gordon herself disappears. When several mutilated bodies are found at a construction site owned by Darius， police take him into custody. Darius's newly retained attorney， criminal lawyer Betsy Tannenbaum：a zealous advocate of women's rights and a successful defender of battered wives：begins her own search， which leaves her wondering if Darius is a psychotic killer on the loose， or the victim of a government cover-up involving the President's nominee for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Margolin （ The Last Innocent Man ） writes with breakneck pacing and just the right injection of lurid detail to make chills race down readers' spines. If his narrative is a bit choppy and some of the plot twists are telegraphed too clearly， he nonetheless delivers a top-notch whodunit with an explosive and satisfying conclusion. Literary Guild and Doubleday Book Club selection; major ad/promo; author tour. Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information， Inc. ：This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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