WILLIAM LANDAY - I CARRY EVERYTHING WITH ME UA

A captivating crime novel that keeps you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the last. Perfect for fans of psychological thrillers and intricate family mysteries. Uncover the dark secrets of the Larkin family and find out if Dan Larkin is guilty of the crime he is accused of. A novel that forces you to reflect on loyalty, truth, and lies.

• Engaging plot full of twists and turns
• Dark atmosphere and psychological tension
• Complicated family relationships and difficult choices
• Intriguing criminal puzzle to solve
• Realistic characters with deep motivations
• Excellent read for fans of thrillers and crime novels

November 1975. A little girl named Miranda Larkin comes home from school to find her mother gone. Jane's things are where they always are, even her wallet is in its usual place in the hallway. The house shows no signs of a struggle and no signs of intrusion. The first and only suspect is Jane's husband, criminal lawyer Dan Larkin. A brilliant professional, he knows how to make a fool of the police. There is no evidence to link him to the crime, so the case remains unsolved and forgotten... Until the remains of Jane Larkin are found eighteen years later. The investigation is reopened, and Miranda and her brothers Alex and Jeff have to decide whose side they are on and whether they believe their father is (not) guilty of murder.

William Landay is an American writer, author of bestselling crime novels. His books are characterized by complex plots, psychological tension, and realistic characters. Landay is a graduate of Yale University and Harvard Law School. He worked as a lawyer before dedicating himself to writing. His novels have been translated into many languages and have won the recognition of critics and readers around the world.

"I carry everything with me UA" is a suspenseful novel that touches on important themes related to family, loyalty, and truth. The author skillfully builds tension, leading the reader through a maze of lies and omissions. The novel forces you to reflect on how the past affects our lives and how difficult it is to face the truth when it concerns our loved ones.