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Deadly Days
He likes to tie his victims to bricks and dump them into the Pacific Ocean. He's sick, twisted, and no one knows who's behind the mask. If you've seen him, then you're as good as dead.
There's a serial killer picking off random victims in California. From San Francisco to Los Angeles, no one is safe. There's no rhyme or reason, no motive or clues. When he chooses, he KILLS, and there's no end in sight.
Now a girl has gone missing in San Feliz. It's a quiet beach town, but soon the streets will be colored red. Private Investigator Logan Stone has been hired to find her. Her family is desperate, but Logan has nothing to go on. The killer strikes with no pattern.
Time is running out. Not all the bodies of the missing have been found, but the ones that were had washed up on the shore or were badly mutilated in the woods. They're piling up, and no town is safe.
The clock is ticking, and most of the police department is unwilling to cooperate with Logan - except for a lone officer named Kristen Walsh. She knows he needs all the help he can get, so she joins him on his investigation to catch the killer. Now it's all in their hands, and if they fail then the killer will strike again and again. As Kristen and Logan follow the maniac's trail through the hills and towns of coastal California, you'll be holding your breath through the numerous twists and turns of this gripping, heart-stopping detective mystery.
There's a serial killer picking off random victims in California. From San Francisco to Los Angeles, no one is safe. There's no rhyme or reason, no motive or clues. When he chooses, he KILLS, and there's no end in sight.
Now a girl has gone missing in San Feliz. It's a quiet beach town, but soon the streets will be colored red. Private Investigator Logan Stone has been hired to find her. Her family is desperate, but Logan has nothing to go on. The killer strikes with no pattern.
Time is running out. Not all the bodies of the missing have been found, but the ones that were had washed up on the shore or were badly mutilated in the woods. They're piling up, and no town is safe.
The clock is ticking, and most of the police department is unwilling to cooperate with Logan - except for a lone officer named Kristen Walsh. She knows he needs all the help he can get, so she joins him on his investigation to catch the killer. Now it's all in their hands, and if they fail then the killer will strike again and again. As Kristen and Logan follow the maniac's trail through the hills and towns of coastal California, you'll be holding your breath through the numerous twists and turns of this gripping, heart-stopping detective mystery.
263 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 25, 2019
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August 7, 2021
"Deadly Days" is billed as "a gripping detective thriller" but it just doesn't quite live up to its billing. That said, it's a fairly solid, conventional and slightly old-fashioned thriller.
Someone is randomly killing people in California, then the killings widen and it becomes clear that there is more than one killer.
P.I. Logan Stone is hired by the father of a missing young woman to find her and it soon becomes apparent that she may be one of the victims.
The rail leads to a mysterious cult, led by the deranged Master.
It is at this point that it all becomes slightly ridiculous. There's no real reason for the killings except that the Master likes killing, on top of which his followers all seem amateurs despite their impressive kill rate.
The book would have benefited from a tighter editing, some words are slightly out of place in their setting and the occasional paragraph is a bit clunky.
Someone is randomly killing people in California, then the killings widen and it becomes clear that there is more than one killer.
P.I. Logan Stone is hired by the father of a missing young woman to find her and it soon becomes apparent that she may be one of the victims.
The rail leads to a mysterious cult, led by the deranged Master.
It is at this point that it all becomes slightly ridiculous. There's no real reason for the killings except that the Master likes killing, on top of which his followers all seem amateurs despite their impressive kill rate.
The book would have benefited from a tighter editing, some words are slightly out of place in their setting and the occasional paragraph is a bit clunky.
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