Thomas Brunson followed Ellie Hartley from the ... he held her captive on a thousand mile journey, showed her his "lovlies," and then he set her free.
Ellie Hartley knew she was lucky to be alive. She alone witnessed a killer's private world of madness and murder. She alone escaped a fate too terrible to imagine . . . but why?
Why would he let her tell the police every horrible thing she saw? Why would he taunt her, torment her, then let her go? Because he's not finished with her yet.
Kidnapped and kept by a serial killer, Ellie Hartley is shocked when the killer suddenly and inexplicably lets her go, and as the killer sends her flowers to let her know he is watching her, she begins to wish he had not released her.
A shattering novel of psychological suspense.
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| Tittle: | : | Fatal Flowers |
| The Serial Killer Chronicles Book 1 | ||
| Author: | : | Enes Smith |
| Language | : | English |
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