M for Murder: A Spellbinding Serial Killer Thriller

By Keri Beevis

Book Overview

Eight years after a serial killer was presumed dead, a rookie cop tackles his possible comeback in this crime thriller by the author of D for Dead.

In 1989 the Alphabet Killer, Professor Rodney Boone, murdered eight students. The victims, "A" to "H," were each found with their surname initial carved into their neck. Victim nine narrowly escaped, and the murderer was left to burn to death.

Eight years later, rookie police officer, Rebecca Angell, is thrown headlong into assisting a murder investigation. A body is found floating in the sewer, bearing the initial "J." The investigators are convinced they are dealing with a copycat killer, but Boone's body was never recovered.

As Angell scrambles to uncover the truth, the body count continues to rise, and it soon becomes apparent that the killer is intent on completing the alphabet . . .

***Previously published as Dead Letter Day ***

A perfect choice for fans of authors like Angela Marsons, Robert Bryndza, and Patricia Gibney.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1913419355
• ISBN13: 9781913419356
• Release Date: February 2020
• Publisher: Bloodhound Books
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Disjointed

a debut novel also published under the title Dead Letter Day. The book is set in Oregon & California jumping back & forth between 1963-1997. A search for a serial killer who hunts on a college campus and uses the alphabet to pick victims. An eight year hiatus between murders reignites an investigation with too many characters, unprofessional police & FBI officers, and disjointed language and errors. After reading I looked up the author who is apparently British but with the book set in the U.S. Language such as "whilst" way too many times, bin liner, packet meals, take away food, football pitch, & a character named Lawrence who was called Larry on some pages & Lawrie on others. Disjointed with too many characters but an actual OK mystery and surprise the killer