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The Kill List
Paperback
Series: Blake Wilder FBI Mystery Thriller, Book 34
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 17 2026
Pages: 284
Weight: 0.73
Height: 0.60 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Death stalks everybody...
Even in the world of wealth and privilege.
When the tortured, mutilated bodies of men begin turning up in a wealthy enclave.
An exclusive world built to cater to the rich.
FBI Agent Blake Wilder and her team are called in to help.
These men were marked for death for a very specific and very dark reason.
The case leads them into some of the darkest corners of privileged society.
Encountering things Blake wishes she could unsee.
But their duty is to see it through to the end.
After following a trail full of dead ends, twists, and deception.
The team finds that behind the golden gates, there is a thick veil of evil.
It seems fortunes and affluence couldn't keep the resident sins from coming to light.
Especially when there's someone out there not only taking note of them.
But willing to make them pay.
Wealth. Privilege. Entitlement. Murder. Justice.
This secluded enclave of the wealthy is being taught a priceless lesson.
Sin comes at a cost, and the price is a grand retribution.
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