Her creator doesn’t see her as a heroine either. She tends to focus too much on the things that she could’ve done better. She’s got no problem hanging out with others now and then, but her job takes precedence.”Īlvarez does not see herself as a heroine. “She doesn’t have a lot of friends outside of work and likes it that way,” Threadgill says. She would rather be home, sipping a cold drink and bouncing her latest case off Larry, her pet iguana. If she’s right, it would mean that everything the police believe about the accident is wrong.Īlvarez is a fascinating character, perhaps the last person you’d meet at a cocktail party, and if you did, she would be standing off to the side alone. Despite all official reports, she learns that one of the children may still be alive. The novel follows San Antonio police detective Amara Alvarez as she investigates an accident involving a school bus full of kids.
Tom Threadgill is a fresh voice in suspense, and his new novel, COLLISION OF LIES, will keep you guessing and zipping through its pages until the end.
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