Time Killer: A Short Story

by Emily Casey

Detective Dominic is trying to solve a dozen murders--all with the same MO. The catch is, the murders have happened so close together, it would be impossible for one person to commit them all.
At least, that's what she thought. But everything changes when Dominic finds a time machine in the desk of one of the victims.
Now, Detective Dominic has to chase down a time-hopping serial killer before he commits one more murder, one much closer to home.

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First published February 25, 2015

About the author

I'm a writer from Tallahassee who chases three crazy kids around the house all day before collapsing in front of my computer.

I write everything from fairy tales to zombies, whatever's exciting to me. (The muse likes to bounce around.)

Other little tid-bits: I'm a dog person (I have a German Shepherd named Guybrush), I like to run (most of the time) and majored in Psychology (which explains why I'm a little nuts) with a minor in English (which explains the whole writing thing).

Reviews

[Victoria Wilde · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fun, quick read. Enjoyed it and would like to read more about Toki, Amanda, and the Tempus Machina. This is not my typical genre, but I think I'd like it even better as a full-fledged book or series where we get to learn more about the villain and his motivations and more about Amanda and how she came to create the Tempus Machina as well as more of the backstory of Toki and her daughter. This was a short story, so obviously there isn't enough time to explore all of these things, but I'd love to see where the author could take it in a full-length novel.

[Judy Foyle · Rating 2 out of 5]

Good read

Interesting concept. Not too many plots that just time travel a few days. Not detailed enough . I like time travel but want to be thoroughly engrossed