Jefferson Winter returns in a gripping ebook story from bestselling author James Carol.
Jefferson Winter is at the beginning of his FBI career. He's young and unpredictable, but he has a gift - he can understand the mind of a murderer like no one else.
Winter is in Las Vegas with Yoko Tanaka, a tough agent with the unenviable task of showing him the ropes. The bodies of three young women have been found and each of them is missing a limb.
If the case is to be solved, Winter must be free to act - yet Tanaka's superiors are watching closely, and it soon becomes clear that this killer doesn't make mistakes.
The next full-length Jefferson Winter novel, The Quiet Man, will be published in May 2017.
PRAISE FOR JAMES CAROL:
'You'll finish this book and be straight online to find out when the next one's coming.'
Mark Billingham
'Leaves you desperate for more.'
Daily Mail
'I read it in what seemed like two trembling gulps.'
Stephen Fry
'Toe-clenching, nail-biting, peep-from-behind-your-fingers suspense.'
S. J. Bolton
'Brilliant.'
Sunday Mirror
'Carol carves out his own menacing canvas with real panache.'
Independent
Jefferson Winter returns in a gripping ebook story from bestselling author James Carol.
Jefferson Winter is at the beginning of his FBI career. He's young and unpredictable, but he has a gift - he can understand the mind of a murderer like no one else.
Winter is in Las Vegas with Yoko Tanaka, a tough agent with the unenviable task of showing him the ropes. The bodies of three young women have been found and each of them is missing a limb.
If the case is to be solved, Winter must be free to act - yet Tanaka's superiors are watching closely, and it soon becomes clear that this killer doesn't make mistakes.
The next full-length Jefferson Winter novel, The Quiet Man, will be published in May 2017.
PRAISE FOR JAMES CAROL:
'You'll finish this book and be straight online to find out when the next one's coming.'
Mark Billingham
'Leaves you desperate for more.'
Daily Mail
'I read it in what seemed like two trembling gulps.'
Stephen Fry
'Toe-clenching, nail-biting, peep-from-behind-your-fingers suspense.'
S. J. Bolton
'Brilliant.'
Sunday Mirror
'Carol carves out his own menacing canvas with real panache.'
Independent
