A Disturbing Nature
โ Scribed by Brian Lebeau
- Book ID
- 110597705
- Publisher
- Tangent Inspired Stories, LLC.
- Year
- 2022
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 2 MB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781953865496
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
Mid-August 1975, Maurice โMoโ Lumen is exiled from his home in Virginia, bearing the weight of what heโs left behindโaccusations, a half-brother, and an inhospitable cot. With the mind and heart of an eleven-year-oldโthe result of a self-described โaccidentโโand a love of baseball, Mo emerges in Rhode Island just shy of his twenty-fifth birthday. As summer yields to a rain-soaked fall, his frustration rises when news of a prolific killer in the region, nicknamed the Pastoral Predator, overshadows the Red Sox march to the World Series, and Mo unwittingly becomes a central figure in the investigation.
FBI Chief Investigator Francis Palmer, fresh off the ensnarement of a monsterโTed Bundyโis thrust into the Pastoral Predatorโs destructive path. Permanently scarred by every killer heโs hunted down, The Beast inside Palmer simmers as the investigation hits closer to home, forcing him to confront his demons.
By the time Mo and Palmerโs paths collide, a dozen young women are dead. As the list of suspects narrows, Palmerโs confidence is shaken, and Mo begins to doubt his own innocence. Unable to escape their histories, they become increasingly isolated, and old secrets resurface. Who is destined to pay for the sins of their fathers, and who will pay for their own?
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