The Night Stalker

By Robert Bryndza

Book Overview

The #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling breakout detective Erika Foster series--with over two million copies sold--is back again to find a serial killer with a motive shrouded in secrecy.

If the Night Stalker is watching, you're already dead...

In the dead of a swelteringly hot summer's night, Detective Erika Foster is called to a murder scene. The victim, a doctor, is found suffocated in bed. His wrists are bound and his eyes bulging through a clear plastic bag tied tight over his head.

A few days later, another victim is found dead, in exactly the same circumstances. As Erika and her team start digging deeper, they discover a calculated serial killer - stalking their victims before choosing the right moment to strike.

The victims are all single men, with very private lives. Why are their pasts shrouded in secrecy? And what links them to the killer?

As a heat wave descends upon London, Erika will do everything to stop the Night Stalker before the body count rises, even if it means risking her job. But the victims might not be the only ones being watched... Erika's own life could be on the line.

The global bestselling author of The Girl in the Ice is back with a heart-racing, electrifying thriller. If you love Angela Marsons, Rachel Abbott and Peter James, you'll be hooked on Robert Bryndza.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1538730243
• ISBN13: 9781538730249
• Release Date: October 2018
• Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
• Length: 416 Pages
• Weight: 0.76 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 5.2" x 7.9"

Customer Reviews

Twisty!

I’m a huge crime thriller reader so I’ve read a good amount of murder mysteries by different authors and this book has been one of the best ones I’ve read. I will definitely be reading more from this author. While this is almost 400 pages, it didn’t feel like it. The chapters were short and to the point. It didn’t include any extra dialogue that wasn’t valid to the plot or what was happening at the moment. There were enough twists and turns all throughout that kept you guessing in suspense while revealing things in a bread crumb trail all the way to the end. It also wasn’t “predictable” which I really appreciate.