A MURDER OF CROWES
by Michael Paul Patrick
TWENTY YEARS AGO,
ELIZABETH CROWE WAS MURDERED.
HER KILLER WAS NEVER CAUGHT.
NOW SOMEONE IS KILLING AGAIN.
When teachers across the city begin turning up brutally murdered, each crime bears disturbing similarities to the unsolved case that stole forensic psychologist Dr. Eli Crowe's mother. As the body count rises, what first appears to be a copycat begins to feel far more deliberate.
SOMEONE ISN'T JUST RECREATING THE PAST.
THEY'RE SENDING ELI A MESSAGE.
Driven by equal parts professional duty and personal obsession, Eli must navigate a labyrinth of crime scenes, buried secrets, and psychological manipulation before another victim is claimed. But the closer he comes to the truth, the more he realizes the killer has been planning this investigation for years.
BECAUSE SOME MURDERS ARE MEANT TO BE SOLVED.
OTHERS ARE MEANT TO BE REMEMBERED.
AND THIS ONE WAS WAITING FOR HIM.