The Sunflower Killer: A Novel of Obsession, Control, and Murder
They call him the Sunflower Killer.
No one knows when the name started.
But everyone knows what it means.
A college girl disappears after a late-night warehouse party near the river.
By morning, she's found in a private field of towering sunflowers - laid out carefully, a single bloom placed on her chest like a signature.
No signs of frenzy.
No signs of struggle.
Just control.
Hollowridge is the kind of town where music is loud, nights are reckless, and danger feels far away.
Until it isn't.
Zoey Quin saw him the night the first girl vanished.
He wasn't drunk.
He wasn't loud.
He wasn't hiding.
He was watching.
He told her she didn't belong there.
The next day, he knows her name.
When another girl disappears - and then another - a pattern begins to surface. The victims look eerily alike.
Dark hair. Soft features. Same age.
They resemble someone.
A face from his past.
Zoey doesn't want to believe what that means.
Because she fits the pattern.
As fear spreads across campus and suspicion turns in the wrong direction, Zoey realizes this isn't random violence.
It's selection.
And this killer doesn't think he's evil.
He thinks he's right.
Dark, atmospheric, and razor-sharp, The Sunflower Killer is a chilling psychological thriller about obsession, control, and the danger of being chosen.
He doesn't chase.
He selects.
And once he selects you...
you don't disappear.
You're arranged.
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