The Dead Sister

The police don't want to catch the murderer.

So he'll have to.

It's 1949, and a killer roams free in Israel. A young Arab woman has been murdered and no one seems to care. The newspapers won't report it. The police won't investigate. The victim has been forgotten by everyone...

...except one man.

If justice is to be served, private investigator Adam Lapid must find it himself.

His investigation will plunge him into a sordid underworld of crime and depravity. And if he's not careful, he'll be the one who ends up dead next. To catch the murderer, Adam must come face-to-face with true evil that will stop at nothing to keep its deadly secret.

Will Adam catch the killer? Or will he become another victim?

You will love The Dead Sister because it's a page-turning mystery with plenty of action and unforgettable characters.

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INTERVIEW WITH THE AUTHOR

Q: What Makes The Adam Lapid Historical Mysteries Series Unique?

A: I wanted to write a murder mystery series that takes place in the early days of the State of Israel, right after Israel became independent. As far as I know, there is no other mystery series that takes place in Israel at that time.

Adam Lapid, the Jewish detective who's the hero of this series, is a private investigator like no other. Tough, smart, dedicated, and with a sense of justice uniquely his own.

Throughout the books, Adam Lapid solves crimes and also attempts to rebuild his life after losing his entire family in Auschwitz. So you can expect an emotional and exciting reading experience, one that will stay with you long after you turn the last page.

Q: Do I need to read the books in a specific order?

A: Each book in the Adam Lapid series is a standalone mystery. You can pick any book you feel like and get started.

That being said, you may find it better to read the books in chronological order.

I recommend the following sequence:

• Ten Years Gone

• The Dead Sister

• The Auschwitz Violinist

• A Debt of Death

• The Unlucky Woman (short story)

Q: What sort of reader will enjoy reading The Dead Sister?

A: If you like murder mysteries, crime fiction, or private investigator novels, you will love The Dead Sister. If you have a particular interest in Jewish fiction, Israeli history or historical thrillers, this is definitely the book for you.

The Dead Sister is a thrilling murder mystery with plenty of action, nasty villains, and a memorable hero that you'll root for from page one to the very end. You will love it