The Killer's Obsession Book 4 [Sample]

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Parts 11
Time 54m

Mason Connor, age twenty-six, an FBI Special Agent who works as a profiler in the BAU and his colleague agent Camilla Black solve a case together involving a serial kidnapper, rapist, and serial killer name David Lois, a misogynist, who kidnaps, rapes and murders eighteen-year-old women who are in college, as well as young girls. But what is the rationale behind the crime and why is David obsessed with killing college aged women and young girls? 
    
    The truth is revealed once David is being interviewed by Mason and Mason soon finds out that another serial killer who killed a young woman named Claudia Young and a few other women who David knows and he tells Mason that the same serial killer who killed Claudia Young and the other few more women has escaped from prison after years ago the serial killer was arrested for killing multiple women and young girls. 
    
    David unfortunately knows the serial killer and has a personal relationship with them when they used to be serving at the same federal prison together before the other serial killer escaped from prison. But Mason sooner than later finds out who the other serial killer really is and why he and David killed multiple women, but also killing young girls. Mason has been tracking David for two years, and David is eventually arrested. After Mason finds out who this other serial killer is, Mason finds out why him and David had a personal connection with each other. Is it all for just attention or something else that is a little bit more than attention.
    
    If anyone who sees this story being plagiarized by someone else, please send me a quick message as soon as possible. I do not tolerate plagiarism at all, and I will sue whoever is responsible of stealing my work. 
    
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    No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior permission of the author, except for the brief description of the book in a book review.All Rights Reserved

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Mason Connor, age twenty-six, an FBI Special Agent who works as a profiler in the BAU and his colleague agent Camilla Black solve a case together involving a serial kidnapper, rapist, and serial killer name David Lois, a misogynist, who kidnaps, rapes and murders eighteen-year-old women who are in college, as well as young girls. But what is the rationale behind the crime and why is David obsessed with killing college aged women and young girls?

The truth is revealed once David is being interviewed by Mason and Mason soon finds out that another serial killer who killed a young woman named Claudia Young and a few other women who David knows and he tells Mason that the same serial killer who killed Claudia Young and the other few more women has escaped from prison after years ago the serial killer was arrested for killing multiple women and young girls.

David unfortunately knows the serial killer and has a personal relationship with them when they used to be serving at the same federal prison together before the other serial killer escaped from prison. But Mason sooner than later finds out who the other serial killer really is and why he and David killed multiple women, but also killing young girls. Mason has been tracking David for two years, and David is eventually arrested. After Mason finds out who this other serial killer is, Mason finds out why him and David had a personal connection with each other. Is it all for just attention or something else that is a little bit more than attention.

If anyone who sees this story being plagiarized by someone else, please send me a quick message as soon as possible. I do not tolerate plagiarism at all, and I will sue whoever is responsible of stealing my work.

No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior permission of the author, except for the brief description of the book in a book review.

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