Terrorizing Tara
by Jeri Lynn Stone
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Pub Date Jun 27 2020 | Archive Date Oct 08 2020
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Description
Terror from the Past?
“A captivating fourth novel in a stand-alone series with an irresistible appeal to fans of police procedural and detective crime fiction…” — The Book Commentary
Women are turning up in shallow graves in different boroughs of Manhattan. New York homicide detective Tara Woods and her partner are on a dangerous quest to find a serial killer.
The gruesome and meticulous method of death triggers the chief’s memory of a similar cold case he and Tara’s dad had worked on thirty years prior. Tara must determine the common link between the two investigations in order to bring down a vicious and cunning killer.
When the killer kidnaps Tara’s friend, it hits too close to home, and the urgency to capture him intensifies. Facts and memories of the chief and another former partner, along with current evidence, give Tara the leads she needs to capture the serial killer involved in both cases.
Another creep off the streets of New York. Who will take his place?
Advance Praise
Jeri Lynn Stone’s literary strength lies in her ability to create characters that are real and complex and a plot that leaves readers guessing what comes next. She uses premonition to arouse the sense of fear in her readers and makes them feel as though something awful could happen any moment.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798656454179 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Louise G, Reviewer
I am so excited that this is part of a series. Even though the book stands alone, I love the characters and am really pleased there are more opportunities to engage with them. And it is engaging - I felt like part of the action rather than an observer. The author depicts New York with vivid language and a level of detail which allows you to visualise the setting. A great read.
Ginger O, Reviewer
I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
This is a short, fast read - under 200 pages.
The characters are likeable, believable- cops who love their jobs, still have compassion.
Strong female detective who will stop at nothing to find this serial killer before the body count increases - I have to read the other books in this series!
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