Detectives Dom Marafioti and Rex Barnett are trying to catch a serial rapist. Dubbed 'The White Bridge Rapist' by the media, the assailant has left six men dead; and he's already chosen his next target. When Eli Shan is attacked in his home - raped and left for dead - the rapist's plan goes awry; Eli survives. Working with Dom and Rex, Eli works to bring his attacker to justice and, in the process, discovers that the worst thing that can possibly happen to a person can sometimes lead them to the thing they've been search for their entire life. Sometimes, love isn't simply black and white.

After a string of grisly murders are committed against young women, it leads different police departments around Texas to realize that the murdered girls share the same terrifying trait in common. Every girl is was an avid lover of selfies. Strangely, all the murdered girls before passing can also relate by having met a suave, handsome young man shortly before their deaths. There's not a face to put to the multiple names the mysterious man has given the girls. To police, he's known as Prince Charming, the Stalker of selfies, the Selfie Slasher.......The mysterious killer has too many names given to him by the public. Whoever the mystery guy is, he finds his victims on Perfect Match.com by stalking their profiles. For eighteen year old Emily Daz, she was just hoping signing up for a silly dating website would help her snag a date to prom. She finds what she feels is the perfect guy, but looks can be deceiving, not everyone who smiles at you is your friend. Little does Emily realize, you have to be careful what you put online. Sometimes it can be seen by anyone, even a homicidal selfie stalker. Cover made by Hailtothebutt ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. This book contains material protected under International and Federal copyright laws and treaties. Any unauthorized print or use of this book is prohibited. Absolutely no use of this book can be used without permission from author/publisher. This work is unable to be used by anyone other than the author. What that means....You CANNOT use characters, names, and storyline without it being called PLAGIARISM. Names, characters, and incidents are the sole property of the authors imagination or are used with fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, places, business establishments, events or locations is purely coincidental. If you can't help yourself but to steal authors title, characters, and storyline you automatically open yourself up to a lawsuit. COPYRIGHT 2016 by Alex Gedgaudas

Sequel to New Perspective! It's been nearly two years since The Woodsboro Massacre. (Y/n) has tried to move on but she can't seem to forget about her ex-boyfriend, Stu Macher.