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Awakening Sin (Touch of Evil Book 3)

✍ Scribed by Kennedy Layne

Book ID
110582404
Publisher
Kennedy Layne Publishing, Inc.
Year
2022
Tongue
English
Weight
136 KB
Series
Touch of Evil Book 3
Category
Fiction
ASIN
B09S8T97R4

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✦ Synopsis

A new sin awakens in the next gripping psychological suspense novel by USA Today Bestselling Author Kennedy Layne…

When a body is found, displayed crudely in the middle of a deserted rural road, the world is captivated by the gruesome murder. Media descends on a small town in the middle of West Virginia, desperate to uncover the one question everyone wants to know: Who killed a mother of two, beloved wife and friend, and pillar of her community?

Former FBI consultant Brooklyn Sloane and her team have spent the first half of the year taking cold cases that were once shelved to collect dust. They have always left the active investigations for law enforcement to solve, but as the case morphs into a media frenzy, a disturbing phone call changes everything.

Drawn into the dark mind of a killer, Brook and her team arrive at the crime scene where the case takes a stunning turn. The one thing they are absolutely certain of is that a serial killer is emerging from the ashes of his victims, and he's finally come out to play.

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