Author: lisareneejonesandlrjones
Is a serial killer taunting Austin detective Samantha Jazz? The body count rises as Samantha follows the murderer’s trail of riddles — but she might be falling into his trap. An unputdownable recent release from a New York Times bestselling author!
They call him Umbrella Man because he makes it rain blood. He wants to play with Lilah Love. What he doesn’t know is that Lilah is a killer too, and games just piss her off. The Lilah Love series:Book One: Murder Notes (Murder Duet #1)Book Two: Murder Girl (Murder Duet #2)Book Three: Love Me Dead (Umbrella Man Duet #1)Book Four: Love Kills (Umbrella Man Duet #2)Book Five: Bloody Vows (Wedding … #2)Book Five: Bloody Vows (Wedding Duet #1)Book Six: Blood Love (Wedding Duet #2)more
Women are dying. The killer wants to play a game with Lilah Love. Lilah doesn’t play games, she doesn’t submit to demands. The love of her life, her ex-lover, that isn’t so ex at all, Kane Mendez, knows that all too well, but like the hero, or perhaps criminal that he is, he’ll try to play the game for her. But this killer isn’t playing with Kane, demanding Lilah step up or more blood will be … step up or more blood will be shed. Lilah claims her role on the game board, and she’ll do it to save lives, but she…
It’s Lilah Love’s job to inhabit a killer’s mind. The unapologetically tough FBI profiler is very comfortable there. But her latest case is making her head spin. It’s a string of brutal assassinations carried out across the country, each tied to a mysterious tattoo. Body by body, she’s followed the clues all the way back to her hometown. And every step of the way, the killer has been following … her.Here, beneath the glamour of the privileged Hamptons community, is a secret long buried but never forgotten. It’s bigger than Lilah. It’s powerful enough to escape the reach of the…
When the hunt for a cold-blooded killer leads her back to her hometown, FBI profiler Lilah is forced to team up with Kane — a crime lord’s son who knows her intimate secrets. “Intriguing and edgy” (Linda Howard), with “unexpected twists and a plot chiseled to perfection” (RT Book Reviews).