Peter Stewart's Murder Cases: Satin & Unknown Motive
Two chilling investigations. Two baffling patterns of murder. And in both cases, the obvious explanation leads nowhere.
CASE 12 - MEN IN FEAR
Men are hiding in fear, desperately trying to disappear before someone finds them. One by one, they are being hunted down and systematically murdered.
Yet instead of turning to the police for protection, they remain silent-even when they know their lives are in danger.
The most disturbing clue is also the simplest: one word.
Whatever that word means, it is powerful enough to terrify grown men into hiding and keep them from asking for help. Peter Stewart must discover what connects the victims, why they are so afraid, and who is tracking them down before the killer reaches the next name on the list.
CASE 13 - THE PERFECT ALIBIS
Women are being murdered, most of them inside their own homes. Suspicion naturally falls on their husbands, and at first the cases appear painfully straightforward.
But then an impossible fact emerges: every husband was somewhere else when his wife was killed.
With the obvious suspects cleared by convincing alibis, Peter is left with a far more complicated mystery. Are the murders connected? Is someone deliberately making the husbands look guilty? Or is there a hidden link between the victims that no one has yet discovered?
As the investigation deepens, Peter must unravel a carefully concealed pattern before another woman becomes the next victim.
Two cases where fear hides the truth and perfect alibis make murder seem impossible. Peter Stewart must look beyond the obvious to uncover what the killers are desperate to keep hidden.
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