The Pacifist
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Vivian Duncan is a new detective in the Homicide Department and is usually bullied by the seasoned detectives due to her age and who her father was. She is haunted by the decorated Edgar Duncan, the detective who caught a prolific serial killer in the 1982. When a woman claiming to be Mary Stratton, a 16-year-old missing in 1965, Vivian and her partner Jason Archer reopen the case and uncover a series of unsolved murders from 1965 to 1980. Can the woman help the detectives find who tried to kill her? Why resurface now after nearly 30 years? What is the connection to Vivian? (This story is set in 1995)
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Detective Sara Collins, a seasoned investigator with a reputation for solving cold cases, is assigned to a case that has haunted Baltimore for decades: the unsolved murder of a young woman named Lila Harper, whose body was found floating in the harbor in 1989. The case was sensationalized due to Lila's connections to a prominent political family, but it was quickly buried and forgotten. As Sara digs into the case, she uncovers a web of corruption involving the city's elite, who went to great lengths to cover up the truth. Lila was not just another victim; she had been working on a secret project involving the restoration of an old, abandoned tavern in Fell's Point, a building rumored to have ties to Baltimore's dark past. Sara's investigation takes her to Fell's Point, where she meets a variety of colorful characters, including a grizzled bartender who claims to have seen Lila on the night of her death, and an eccentric historian obsessed with the tavern's history. The more Sara learns about Lila, the more she realizes that the young woman was on the verge of exposing something explosive before she was killed.

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