Then She Died
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FIFTH BOOK IN THE SERIAL KILLER ANTHOLOGY! CAN BE READ AS STANDALONE. Emotional and psychological episodes are nothing new for Will Post. He's got a lifetime of experience. More than anyone would want or believe. But he doesn't have any experience dealing with his recent killing of three people, and that's his newest challenge, along with haunting hallucinations and delusions. His solution: hit the road, get out of Chicago, and hide and figure things out in the Berkshire Mountains in Western Massachusetts. For a year, it works out well. He lives as a recluse, stays out of sight, and develops a...
FIFTH BOOK IN THE SERIAL KILLER ANTHOLOGY! CAN BE READ AS STANDALONE. Emotional and psychological episodes are nothing new for Will Post. He's got a lifetime of experience. More than anyone would want or believe. But he doesn't have any experience dealing with his recent killing of three people, and that's his newest challenge, along with haunting hallucinations and delusions. His solution: hit the road, get out of Chicago, and hide and figure things out in the Berkshire Mountains in Western Massachusetts. For a year, it works out well. He lives as a recluse, stays out of sight, and develops a new routine. Then he meets Val. They fall in love, move in together, and share a near-perfect life for several years ... until she gets sick. And then passes away. The episodes return, and Post inexplicitly decides to return to Chicago. Perhaps he can learn how to forgive himself and even heal. Chicago is no panacea, however. Chicago PD Detective Tanner Osborn is looking into the three killings, now ignored cold cases, determined to learn more. Post faces other issues, as well, some dating back to his heartbreaking childhood, new ones tied to his return to Chicago, and others signaling a significant and intensifying psychological break. And then there's the voice in his head providing specific - and often conflicting - instructions. Then She Died is a fast-moving and deeply penetrating look at the highs and lows surrounding life, love, death ... and the always-important truism that actions - conscious and unconscious - have consequences.
