Patricia Cornwell Hornet's Nest Berkley PB 16th print 2000s Andy Brazil Crime
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Patricia Cornwell Hornet's Nest Berkley PB 16th print 2000s Andy Brazil Crime. It's the first book in the Andy Brazil series, exploring police procedures, the tension between the press and police, and the personal lives of its main characters. It's a suspense and thriller that delves into police procedures, moving away from the forensic focus of Cornwell's other work. Patricia Cornwell, Hornet's Nest, Berkley PB 16th print 2000s, Andy Brazil Crime, creasing, general wear, good condition. Hornet's Nest is a 1997 crime novel by Patricia Cornwell that shifts focus from her popular Kay Scarpetta series to the gritty world of big-city police work in Charlotte, North Carolina, following Police Chief Judy Hammer, Deputy Chief Virginia West, and reporter Andy Brazil as they navigate a series of murders involving a killer who paints victims orange. It's the first book in the Andy Brazil series, exploring police procedures, the tension between the press and police, and the personal lives of its main characters. Key aspects of the book: Characters: The story centers on three main characters: Police Chief Judy Hammer, Deputy Chief Virginia West, and ambitious young reporter Andy Brazil, who becomes a volunteer cop. Setting: The novel is set in Charlotte, North Carolina, a city nicknamed "the hornet's nest of America". Plot: A serial killer is murdering visiting businessmen, painting the bodies bright orange, while the police department deals with internal politics and the challenges of working with the press. Genre: It's a suspense and thriller that delves into police procedures, moving away from the forensic focus of Cornwell's other work. Series: It is the first book in the Andy Brazil series, which is separate from the Kay Scarpetta series.
