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Black Death (A Sam Rader Thriller Book 4)
Paperback
Series: A Sam Rader Thriller, Book 4
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 4 2021
Pages: 194
Weight: 0.56
Height: 0.45 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
A rare female serial killer...
...black, proud and lethal.
Has Samantha met her match?
A female killer calling herself Black Death is murdering men around Chicago's less than respectable establishments. Each body is found with a black rose, together with the same cryptic calling card, leaving authorities baffled as to her identity. When the latest victim turns out to be a well-respected police officer, the city's mayor reaches out for help.
With Sam and the team sent in to help, things soon take a turn, after a link between two of the victims shows more than just a random homicide. When a respected member of the mayor's own cabinet is found murdered, Sam turns to an unlikely source for help to track the culprit. But just as a break in the case seems certain, the tables quickly turn, leaving one of Pogrom's very own in the firing line. With a relentless serial killer closing in and Sam desperate to save those closest to her, will she end another killer before tragedy strikes?
Black Death is the fourth book in the Sam Rader Thriller series. Buy this latest chapter today and prepare for a heart-pounding ride into a serial killer's worst nightmare.
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