Too Close To Home - (A Mystery Suspense Thriller)
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  • Parts 9
  • Time 49m
  • Reads 837
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 9
  • Time 49m
Ongoing, First published Oct 19, 2016
Sheila Howard has been one of her city's best homicide detectives for the past 10 years. Her husband passed away suddenly, from a heart attack two years ago, leaving her and their 15-year-old daughter on their own. Sheila's daughter, Melissa, has been having problems coping with the death and absence of her father. Sheila has been struggling to balance her work life and her parenting life ever since. To make matters worse, a new serial killer has emerged and he is playing a deadly game with Detective Howard.

The killer has been sending photographs of young women to Detective Howard's  desk and a few days later, the bodies of these young women are being found. The killer begins taunting Sheila and blaming her for not saving the women in time.  At first, the murders all seem to be unrelated, until one day, the killer sends her a photograph that hits much too close to home...
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Alan's close friend, Jessie, was found in the river. Jessie was gone. How? Alan Brender a fired detective is lost when Jessie Myers is found dead. No clues, nothing was found on the scene. But as Alan investigates he finds a photo. The photo that started it all. When all the clues don't add up, Alan does some digging of his own. But the deeper into the case he gets, the more dangerous it gets. With the killer lurking close by, Alan is out to get the person who killed Jessie, no matter who is in his way. The only rule Alan must follow is... Don't trust anyone.