A Murder of Crowes
Thirteen hours.
Dr. Elias Crowe was nine years old when his mother walked out of her classroom and died in her home later that evening. Nobody was ever charged. The file closed with two words: pattern inconclusive.
He built a life out of that gap. He became the man they call when a body doesn't make sense - the forensic psychologist who can stand in a room and tell you what kind of person left it that way.
Now teachers are dying in the buildings where they work. Late. Alone. In stairwells nobody thinks to check until morning.
And someone is leaving a mark on their faces that Eli has never seen before.
He will identify the man inside four weeks.
He will stand in a courtroom and say, under oath, exactly what is going to happen next.
And every single person in that room will do their job correctly.
The first book in the Crowes Trilogy - a psychological thriller about a man who understands violence better than anyone alive, and arrives too late every time.
DEFINITIVE EDITION. Substantially revised and expanded, including a new chapter not in the original release. See the Author's Note.
Perfect for readers of Alex Michaelides, Riley Sager, and Dennis Lehane.
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