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From REMINGTON KANE, the author of ALIBI: MURDER
PATIENCE
In moments of anger, some may utter ominous phrases like ‘I’ll make you pay someday,’ or ‘You will regret this.’ Such hollow threats come from individuals too intimidated or fearful of confronting their aggressors.
However, there is a patient killer roaming free, one with enough wisdom to strike when their victims least expect it, sometimes decades after the offense.
A state-of-the-art AI system designed to identify patterns of serial killers has revealed a chilling truth: someone has been getting away with calculated murder for a long time. Their victims number in the dozens.
A single thread connected a string of bizarre accidents and apparent suicides—each victim had ties to the same quaint community. Some of the deceased had still lived within its borders, while others had long since fled its close-knit streets.
But the AI’s analysis suggests the deaths were anything but accidental, given the statistical improbability. An individual harboring deep-seated grudges and an insatiable thirst for revenge orchestrated the events.
While the AI uncovered the killer, it will require more than advanced technology to solve the case; it will take the keen instincts and experience of a gifted investigator to track down the elusive killer.
Enter FBI Special Agent Trenna Harper, renowned for her ability to solve cold cases and catch even the most cunning culprits.
The town’s chief of police, Drake Connors, was already suspicious and on edge by the number of deaths linked to his small town.
Something sinister was clearly at play, and the murders continued.
Identifying the killer is only half the battle; proving their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt is another daunting task altogether. And with a meticulous perpetrator who has bided their time in exacting revenge, capturing them will not be an easy feat.
As Trenna and Drake race against time to unravel the truth behind these murders, one question remains: who will have the last word in this deadly game of revenge?
Genre: Mystery
PATIENCE
In moments of anger, some may utter ominous phrases like ‘I’ll make you pay someday,’ or ‘You will regret this.’ Such hollow threats come from individuals too intimidated or fearful of confronting their aggressors.
However, there is a patient killer roaming free, one with enough wisdom to strike when their victims least expect it, sometimes decades after the offense.
A state-of-the-art AI system designed to identify patterns of serial killers has revealed a chilling truth: someone has been getting away with calculated murder for a long time. Their victims number in the dozens.
A single thread connected a string of bizarre accidents and apparent suicides—each victim had ties to the same quaint community. Some of the deceased had still lived within its borders, while others had long since fled its close-knit streets.
But the AI’s analysis suggests the deaths were anything but accidental, given the statistical improbability. An individual harboring deep-seated grudges and an insatiable thirst for revenge orchestrated the events.
While the AI uncovered the killer, it will require more than advanced technology to solve the case; it will take the keen instincts and experience of a gifted investigator to track down the elusive killer.
Enter FBI Special Agent Trenna Harper, renowned for her ability to solve cold cases and catch even the most cunning culprits.
The town’s chief of police, Drake Connors, was already suspicious and on edge by the number of deaths linked to his small town.
Something sinister was clearly at play, and the murders continued.
Identifying the killer is only half the battle; proving their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt is another daunting task altogether. And with a meticulous perpetrator who has bided their time in exacting revenge, capturing them will not be an easy feat.
As Trenna and Drake race against time to unravel the truth behind these murders, one question remains: who will have the last word in this deadly game of revenge?
Genre: Mystery
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