Copy, Kill, Repeat

By Steve Cornwell

Book Overview

A Puppet Master. A Deadly Game. A Race Against Time.

London is gripped by terror as a mastermind recreates history's most gruesome murders--without ever dirtying his hands. Paramedic Tom Freedman recruits his killers from the shadows of the internet, manipulating the broken and desperate to carry out his deadly vision.

Emotionally damaged criminologist Ethan Marshall is dragged into the case, tasked with stopping a predator who thrives on control and chaos. When Tom's twisted game turns personal, Ethan receives chilling taunts and watches as the killer tightens his grip, pulling him further into the nightmare.

To stop Tom, Ethan must outwit a mind that thrives on pain and suffering. But as the clock ticks down, Ethan realizes this is more than a hunt for justice--it's a battle for survival.

Manipulation can be deadly.

• Format: MP3 CD
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FBC3K1VP
• ISBN13: 9798228589742
• Release Date: July 2025
• Publisher: Dreamscape Media
• Length: 1 Pages

Customer Reviews

Dark and thrilling

This story had a great premise and I really enjoyed not only getting Ethan's and Abby search for the killer that is recreating famous serial killer murders from Charles Manson to Ted Bundy and more but also the planning of said killer as he enacts his plan to go down in history with the greats, with the help of a few other like minded individuals. Luckily Ethan is a genius when it comes to getting into the minds of serial killers (the few bits of other cases he has solved were fascinating) and Abby is a top notch and quick thinking police officer and they work well together. I enjoyed listening to their race to catch the killer before he strikes again. Yes, it does have some graphic bits, what with the victims of those recreated murders but it gave the story grit and it fit well. I liked all of the story, except for the end which felt a bit rushed and did not give the right kind of climax to this serial killer who planned everything so carefully. But it was a thrilling audiobook to listen to and the narrator, Gareth Richards, did a wonderful job in bringing the characters and story to life. I would not mind reading more cases that Ethan Marshall can solve in the nick of time!