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Why He Died
Paperback
Publisher: Pages & Pie Publishing
Published: Apr 30 2026
Pages: 306
Weight: 0.67
Height: 0.64 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The Husband Serial Killer has been chillingly silent for over thirteen years. When skeletal remains are unearthed, it launches a full investigation, which reveals a corpse dumping ground. Mak and Wilton are sent to the scene. This ruthless predator is out there and will stop at nothing to remain hidden.
US Marshal Stephen Wilton is embracing singledom, until an old flame confides in him about feeling unsafe. As he struggles to protect her-and his own vulnerable heart-he's tempted by a job offer that could upend everything. But Wilton can't afford to lose focus now, because evil is lurking closer than he thinks.
US Marshal Mak Cunningham is rocked when her husband accepts a job over five hundred miles away. Her carefully balanced world begins to spiral. She's sacrificed everything for her career and her family. How can she chase a cunning killer when her home life is falling apart?
Can Mak and Wilton catch a calculating serial killer with a decade-long head start before they become the next victims?
Why He Died is the thrilling fifth book in the Mak and Wilton US Marshal Thriller series. If you crave a fierce female lead, shocking twists, and heart-stopping suspense, you'll love Addison Michael's gripping crime thriller.
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