Saving Worms After the Rain - Book 2
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In the Aspen Winkleman Mystery Series Aspen Winkleman and his soulmate Katy have started a new life in Buffalo, New York. But their fresh beginning takes a chilling turn when a string of gruesome murders rocks the Buffalo Waterfront. The victims-homeless men and women-are killed with eerie surgical precision, leaving the police completely baffled. When the authorities turn to Aspen for help, he must call upon both his psychic visions and his autistic gifts to uncover the truth. But as Aspen digs deeper, he realizes the murders are more than a series of crimes-they may be connected to something...
In the Aspen Winkleman Mystery Series Aspen Winkleman and his soulmate Katy have started a new life in Buffalo, New York. But their fresh beginning takes a chilling turn when a string of gruesome murders rocks the Buffalo Waterfront. The victims-homeless men and women-are killed with eerie surgical precision, leaving the police completely baffled. When the authorities turn to Aspen for help, he must call upon both his psychic visions and his autistic gifts to uncover the truth. But as Aspen digs deeper, he realizes the murders are more than a series of crimes-they may be connected to something darker, perhaps even supernatural. Alongside Katy, a tough and determined detective named Angie Rossberg, and Violet, a sharp-witted Irish homeless woman with secrets of her own, Aspen navigates a dangerous path where humor, romance, and the paranormal blend with chilling suspense. Who-or what-is hunting Buffalo's forgotten souls? A killer in the shadows, or an evil spirit of the night? With a cast of unforgettable characters and a mystery that keeps you guessing until the very end, this second Aspen Winkleman adventure is a page-turner filled with tension, heart, and a message that lingers. If you enjoyed Aspen's first case, Saving Worms After the Rain: A Central Pennsylvania Novel of History and Mystery, you won't want to miss his latest journey into darkness along the Buffalo Waterfront.
