Most Dangerous Thing

<p>One of the best novelists around period.<br />--<em>Washington Post</em></p><p>Lippman has enriched literature as a whole.<br />--<em>Chicago Sun-Times</em></p><p>One of the most acclaimed novelists in America today Laura Lippman has greatly expanded the boundaries of mystery fiction and psychological suspense with her Tess Monaghan p.i. series and her <em>New York Times</em> bestselling standalone novels (<em>What the Dead Know Life Sentences I'd Know You Anywhere </em> etc.). With <em>The Most Dangerous Thing</em> the multiple award winning author--recipient of the Anthony Edgar(R) Shamus and Agatha Awards to name but a few--once again demonstrates how storytelling is done to perfection. Set once again in the well-wrought environs of Lippman's beloved Baltimore it is the shadowy tale of a group of onetime friends forced to confront a dark past they've each tried to bury following the death of one of their number. Rich in the compassion and insight into flawed human nature that has become a Lippman trademark while telling an absolutely gripping story <em>The Most Dangerous Thing</em> will not be confined by genre restrictions reaching out instead to captive a wide diverse audience from Harlan Coben and Kate Atkinson fans to readers of Jodi Picoult and Kathryn Stockett.<br /></p>