| Author: | Diane Fanning | ISBN: | 1230001390322 |
| Publisher: | Diane Fanning | Publication: | November 4, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Diane Fanning |
| ISBN: | 1230001390322 |
| Publisher: | Diane Fanning |
| Publication: | November 4, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The first three thrilling books in the Lt. Lucinda Pierce series
The Trophy Exchange: Life’s been rough for Lt. Lucinda Pierce. She lost an eye and disfigured her face at a domestic violence call. She accidentally killed a small child in a frenzied shoot-out. Now, she faces a serial killer and her main suspect is a highly respected doctor. Good thing she doesn’t mind bending the rules.
Punish the Deed: A mutilated body is discovered at the school district office. A note beside her body reads: “I was left behind.” Threatening notes on her windshield complicate the investigation as Lucinda learns that no good deed goes unpunished.
Mistaken Identity: A woman looks peaceful laying in her bed, except for the gunshot wound in her head. In the bathroom, a bloody male corpse is missing both its head and hands. When the 13-year-old son reacts strangely claiming his father is immortal, Lucinda suspects that this family has something to hide.
The first three thrilling books in the Lt. Lucinda Pierce series
The Trophy Exchange: Life’s been rough for Lt. Lucinda Pierce. She lost an eye and disfigured her face at a domestic violence call. She accidentally killed a small child in a frenzied shoot-out. Now, she faces a serial killer and her main suspect is a highly respected doctor. Good thing she doesn’t mind bending the rules.
Punish the Deed: A mutilated body is discovered at the school district office. A note beside her body reads: “I was left behind.” Threatening notes on her windshield complicate the investigation as Lucinda learns that no good deed goes unpunished.
Mistaken Identity: A woman looks peaceful laying in her bed, except for the gunshot wound in her head. In the bathroom, a bloody male corpse is missing both its head and hands. When the 13-year-old son reacts strangely claiming his father is immortal, Lucinda suspects that this family has something to hide.
