Dark Reckoning
Fiction & Literature, Horror, Romance, Romantic Suspense, Mystery & Suspense, Thrillers
| Author: | J.E. Taylor | ISBN: | 1230000166030 |
| Publisher: | JET-Fueled Fiction | Publication: | August 30, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | J.E. Taylor |
| ISBN: | 1230000166030 |
| Publisher: | JET-Fueled Fiction |
| Publication: | August 30, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
A sadistic killer stalks the secluded college town of Brooksfield, New Hampshire. With bodies piling up and rumors of the murders being part of sacrificial hazing rituals, the FBI plants Special Agent Steve Williams in a fraternity at Brooksfield University. His investigation takes a ninety degree turn into the bizarre when he's introduced to Jennifer, a clairvoyant co-ed who swears the killer isn't human.
Steve considers the plausibility of the extraordinary, the unspeakable, even the inconceivable when his notebook starts bleeding cryptic messages. Messages that indicate Jennifer is at the heart of the darkness in Brooksfield.
When she describes her latest vision, a trail of violent deaths, including his, Steve asks the million-dollar question: Is Jennifer trying to help . . . or is she actually the one responsible?
*Warning: This book contains strong language and depictions of graphic violence that some readers may find offensive.
A sadistic killer stalks the secluded college town of Brooksfield, New Hampshire. With bodies piling up and rumors of the murders being part of sacrificial hazing rituals, the FBI plants Special Agent Steve Williams in a fraternity at Brooksfield University. His investigation takes a ninety degree turn into the bizarre when he's introduced to Jennifer, a clairvoyant co-ed who swears the killer isn't human.
Steve considers the plausibility of the extraordinary, the unspeakable, even the inconceivable when his notebook starts bleeding cryptic messages. Messages that indicate Jennifer is at the heart of the darkness in Brooksfield.
When she describes her latest vision, a trail of violent deaths, including his, Steve asks the million-dollar question: Is Jennifer trying to help . . . or is she actually the one responsible?
*Warning: This book contains strong language and depictions of graphic violence that some readers may find offensive.
