Life in Death (Kari Marchant Series, Book 1) by Harlow Coban Book Feature 1

"Where is she?" Luke Dolo, Patience’s father, pounded a fist on the table. 

His face had contorted into an ugly mask. His smooth, dark skin had a reddish tinge

 to it, either from alcohol, anger or both.            

For the first time ever, Kari thought about alerting security. She weighed her options. 

“Mr. Dolo, please calm down. As I said before, you need to speak to the police.”

 She slid Detective Nicolet’s card over to him. 

He stared at it, eyes dull.

“Just tell me what happened to her?” The veins in his neck bulged and pulsed. 

She didn’t respond. She couldn’t respond. It wasn’t her place to tell him his daughter

 was dead.

He leaped across the table, hands closing around Kari’s throat like a vise. She struggled

 against his strength and they tumbled to the ground. He landed on top of her. The weight of

 his body coupled with the fall knocked the breath out of her, but she continued to struggle. 

She scratched and clawed at him to get free. His fetid breath nauseated her as she fought to

 take a gulp of air. Soon dots danced in front of her eyes and she felt dizzy.

Detective Cobb had Luke on his stomach with his knee pressed into his back as he handcuffed

him. “Looks like I showed up just in time.”

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