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Detectives Shawn Rye and Allison Locke thought they had seen it all. Dozens of murders, even more suicides. Death had become an all to common guest in Manhattan. Shawn and Allison gave no thought to locking Katherine Gates away in a psych hospital for the murder of her mother and older brother. But when two years later, they discover a U.S. official murdered the same way, and a threat on all of their lives written in the remains of shattered knives, they second guess. The once-thought psychotic rantings of Katherine Gates may just be the key to finding out who was really responsible. And who was waiting...
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