Edgar Allan Poe Award
2002 · Mary Higgins Clark Award · Winner
About This Book
Sometimes, Storms Hit Without Warning
Anna Jameson was only three when her five-year-old sister, Julie, was murdered -- while her family slept through a tempestuous hurricane, in a season dubbed the "summer of storms."
Sometimes, Lightning Strikes Twice
For thirty years, Anna has been haunted by mental pictures of that night -- crude composites which remain rainy and indistinct. But now, as a photojournalist, Anna has returned to New York City, the scene of this horrendous, unsolved crime. What she exposes will be far worse than what she remembers...
Sometimes, Killers Return
Anna Jameson was only three when her five-year-old sister, Julie, was murdered -- while her family slept through a tempestuous hurricane, in a season dubbed the "summer of storms."
Sometimes, Lightning Strikes Twice
For thirty years, Anna has been haunted by mental pictures of that night -- crude composites which remain rainy and indistinct. But now, as a photojournalist, Anna has returned to New York City, the scene of this horrendous, unsolved crime. What she exposes will be far worse than what she remembers...
Sometimes, Killers Return
