authorrebeccaclark
At just twenty-seven years old, Special Agent Silas Thorne is the youngest profiler in the FBI's elite Behavioral Analysis Unit. He is embedded undercover as a high-level stadium operations coordinator at the championship-deciding Game 7 in New York. The Bureau has confirmed that the "Scorecard Killer"-a serial murderer who executes victims in major league cities on game days is inside the MLB stadium. The killer has already selected his final target among the 50,000 screaming fans, and the execution is set for the bottom of the ninth inning.
Silas cannot evacuate the stadium without triggering a mass panic and losing the killer forever. Armed only with a psychological profile and a malfunctioning earpiece, he must treat the entire stadium as a living grid. He hunts for his target through the luxury suites, the subterranean tunnels, the crowded concourses, and the press box. Every crack of the bat and roar of the crowd signals that his time is running out.
As the game reaches its breathless, final outs, Silas isolates the killer's pattern to a specific section of the upper decks. He spots the suspect just as the man corners his target. In a claustrophobic, tense pursuit through the structural rafters and concrete stairwells of the stadium, Silas must rely on his wits, physical training, and profiling skills to neutralize the killer before the final pitch brings down the house.
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