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    The Profiler

    By Lori A. May

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    FBI agent Angie Davis sees past the crime scene into the twisted criminal mind. It's a skill she hones with the guidance of her mentor, Cain...one that helps Angie predict a killer's next victim before it's too late.

    But this profiler-in-training's latest case is a headache from the start. For one, she must work with maverick NYPD detective Carson Severo. And then, another kill. And another. Only this serial killer's victims seem to follow a disturbing pattern--they are all somehow connected to Angie. And it's just a matter of days before she becomes the next target....

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateMay 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426862069
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    The Profiler
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    Lori A. May

    Long before Lori A. May became a novelist, she was a freelance writer for international publications reviewing books, music, films and the culture scene. Her love of all arts disciplines led her to work with community arts organisations and cultural festivals, and through these avenues Lori has met an incredible array of personalities, providing fodder for developing unique characters within her own creative works. Also penning short fiction and poetry, Lori finds bliss in the imaginary world, but is quite content to enjoy periodic reality amidst the company of friends and a strong cup of coffee. An avid collector of books and music, she has admittedly spent many hours procrastinating in the solace of her home library. When surfacing from hibernation, she compulsively checks her email and enjoys hearing from readers. You can contact Lori through her website above.

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