Body of Lies (2002) (edit title/settings)

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Characters edit see section history

• Eve Duncan: Street Wise forensic sculptor who suffered the tragic loss of her daughter at the hands of a serial killer. She dug deep and made it her mission to stop as many psychos as she can via becoming one of the best forensic sculptors.
• Joe Quinn: Atlanta detective
• Sean Galen: Hired to protect Eve.
• Jules Hebert: Cabal member and assassin.
• Bill Nathan: Journalist.
• Etienne Hebert: Jules' brother.
• Jane Macguire: Eve's adopted daughter.
• Bonnie Duncan: Eve's daughter who was murdered. She visits Eve in her dreams and talks to her, sometimes warning her of bad things to come
• Victor: Name Eve gives the skull she's reconstructing.
• John Logan: Billionaire financier
• Bart Jennings: FBI agent.
• Marie Letaux: Plantation cook and housekeeper.
• Maggie: Dog
• Rick Vadim: Hired to assist Eve with the reconstruction.
• Kendal Melton: Senator from Louisiana.
• Jacques Dufour: Hired to kill Eve and Joe.
• Thomas Simmons: Professor.
• Franklin Copeland: Former US President.
• George Capel: Forensic scientist at DNA lab.
• Paul Tanzer: Works for Baton Rouge mayor's office.
• Toby: Jane's puppy.
• Robert Rusk: Assistant Special Agent in Charge for the FBI.
• Jean Pierdu: Jacque's cousin.
• Sandra Duncan: Eve's mother and Jean's grandmother.
• David Hughes: Works for Sean Galen.
• Marguerite Pierdu: Jean's wife.
• Sarah Patrick: Eve's friend.
• Pierre Letaux: Marie's son.
• Carol Dunn: Altlanta Police Department.
• Pete Wilson: Secret Service agent.

Organizations edit see section history

• Cabal: A secret society.

First Sentence edit see section history

Table of Contents edit see section history

Series & Lists edit see section history

Preceded by The Search, and followed by Blind Alley.

Preceded by The Search, and followed by No One to Trust.

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

1. Iris Johansen (Author)

First Edition edit see section history

Classification edit see section history

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• Dewey: 813.54

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• Books › Mystery & Thrillers › Mystery › Series
• Books › Mystery & Thrillers › Mystery › Women Sleuths
• Books › Mystery & Thrillers › Thrillers › Suspense
• Books › Literature & Fiction › Contemporary
• Books › Literature & Fiction › Literary

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