From the Author: This mystery demands your focus to crack the killer’s code, its graphic crime scenes aren’t for the squeamish, and you might burn through it in a single night.

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That’s what makes it unputdownable: you’ll be glued to a puzzle that’s yours to solve, haunted by characters who feel like real people, and wrestling with a question that hits hard—would you take justice into your own hands?

Readers call it: "A Top notch detective mystery, vibes of Dexter intertwine with a solid, and truly gruesome, vigilante serial killer at large." (5 Stars), and even the lowest reviewer (3 Stars) demanded the sequel. Grab it now on Kindle Unlimited, audiobook, or paperback and face the Sharp County Slasher’s challenge.

Small town crime with a vigilante serial killer in rural Arkansas.

Synopsis: Detective Hilrey Higgins is called out of retirement to work a cold serial killer case that resurfaces with fresh blood. He “worked” it back in his day, but that’s a secret he left untold. Now he’s teamed up with the new addition to Sharp County Sheriff’s Office, former Chicago Homicide Detective Dakota Diaz. She’s hard-nosed and been through some stuff, but she’s never seen scenes like these fashioned in a southern gothic style. The killer isn’t just good at killing, they’re good at telling a story with each scene, exposing Hilrey’s secret little by little. Noir only touches on the type of story this is.

Too Long Didn’t Read Section:

• Heart-pounding Southern Gothic thriller / small town crime fiction set in Arkansas
• Rural Mystery page-turner
• Ideal for small town suspense, mystery, thriller, and likely horror fans
• First in the Campfire Murders series, a Vigilante Justice Series (Book 2 coming June 11, 2025 - The Izard County Incubus)
• Book 3 (The Fulton County Footsteps) is about 30% through rough draft. Just sayin’ it’s a series.
• Free for Kindle Unlimited subscribers
• Available in Audiobook and Paperback

Warning: Contains graphic violence. Not for the faint of heart. 18+

• Seriously, don’t read this book if you don’t like vividly detailed crime scenes