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"Blood Red Summer" is the second installment in the Jess Keeler Thrillers series. In this moody and gripping thriller, podcaster Jess Keeler investigates an unsolved crime in a former mill town, with a documentary crew accompanying her. The focus of her investigation is the Lake Castor sniper, who terrorized the historically Black part of the town in 1984, claiming five lives. The story takes a turn when a handsome stranger approaches Jess with a tale of wrongful conviction, leading her to question whether the police arrested the right person for the crimes.

As Jess delves deeper into the case, she uncovers evidence pointing to a false confession and a potential connection to other murders in the town. The narrative promises suspense, shocking truths, and the risk of Jess becoming a target for the true sniper.

The book seems to explore themes of crime, justice, and the consequences of wrongful convictions. If you've read the book, feel free to share your thoughts or specific aspects you'd like more information about.

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