S. D. Tooley

Destiny Kills (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

One week before her wedding a young woman strips, takes the time to fold her clothes, then calmly walks into Lake Michigan.

When Sam Casey is asked to look into the death of a young mother who left her infant in a high chair, walked down the street and jumped off the overpass, Sam finds a strange similaritythey each received a phone call just prior to committing suicide. Both calls were from disposable phones and both calls lasted four seconds.

Were these really suicides or something more sinister?

To complicate matters, Sam's husband, Jake Mitchell, is working the case of a woman whose body was found near a golf course. But when Sam touches the purse strap used to strangle the woman, she hears the same word she connected to the two suicidesdestiny.

Sam is an investigative consultant for the Chasen Heights Police Department. When others deal in logic, Sam deals in the illogic. She has an advantage over other cops. The dead speak to her, tell her secrets about their life and death. But sometimes what she learns can get her killed.

The 6th in the award-winning Sam Casey series combines mystery with an element of paranormal.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Distributed via Smashwords
• Seitenzahl: 340
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780984635764
• Artikelnr.: 45443195

Autorenporträt

Whenever her husband is asked to describe her in one word, he usually says "strange." While other kids watched cartoons, Sandy waited with baited breath for Shock Theatre. While other young women subscribed to Cosmopolitan, Sandy subscribed to Dr. J. Allen Hynek's "UFO Reporter." Her Sam Casey series features a detective who can hear the dead speak. (Think "Medium" with a Native American twist. A fan of Stephen King and Nancy Drew, she was able to combine both of her loves in her cross-genre mysteries.