From Confession To Obsession

Frank Ansley

Some killers hide secrets. Frank Ansley makes them unforgettable.

Detective James Rhodes thought he understood monsters.
After joining homicide, he works under Chief Inspector Roderick Dundane, a veteran hunter of men who think they're above the law.
Then the bodies begin.
The murders are brutal, precise, and personal. No clear link between victims, no witnesses, only a signature the police can't decode.
The name on the case is Frank Ansley.
Frank isn't what James expected. Intelligent, calm, and almost amused, he seems to anticipate every move the investigation makes.
Then there is Dr. Hannah.
Assigned to evaluate Frank, she quickly realizes he isn't trying to prove his innocence-he's studying her.
What starts as professional scrutiny turns into obsession. Frank sees through her defenses, and Hannah finds herself drawn to the darkness in him. She should fear him.
Instead, she wants to understand him.
As James closes in, Frank twists the investigation-turning suspicion into mistrust and attraction into obsession.
James wants Hannah. Frank wants James. Hannah wants the truth inside Frank's mind.
But she may be the only one who can uncover it before the next body falls.
The lines between doctor and patient, detective and suspect, love and obsession, victim and killer begin to blur.
Frank Ansley isn't just avoiding capture.
He's playing a game.
And James Rhodes is his favorite opponent.

Three people. One killer. One obsession.

The question isn't if Frank will kill again.
It's who he'll kill for.