β Scribed by Anthony Bruno
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
An FBI profiler plays a dangerous game with her mother's murderer in this chilling thriller by the author of Seven.
FBI profiler Trisha McCleery has been on a twenty-year personal search for the person who brutally murdered her mother. At the same time, serial killer Gene Lassiter has been on an obsessive twenty-year search for the daughter of his first kill.
If she finds him, justice can at last be served. If he finds her, one man's reign of terror can continue unabatedβin this dark and suspenseful novel from an Edgar and Anthony Awardβnominated author.
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