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    Deadly Games: Catch me if you can

    By Alexis Kennedy

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    About this ebook

    St. Louis, Missouri is known for a high crime rate, but no city has seen anything like this. A sadistic killer, who is bent on creating suffering for his own artistic pleasure, is on the loose and untraceable. SLCPD Homicide Detective Sasha Delossa becomes the killer’s deadly obsession while he’s on his rampage throughout the city and surrounding areas. He doesn’t discriminate either—anyone is good enough to be his victim and muse. When they figure out the killer’s secret, will they figure out his identity?
    Filled with thrills, chills, and heart-pounding action, you’ll become immersed in the brutal and gripping twists and turns of this psychological thriller.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTitle Wave Publishing LLC
    Release dateSep 17, 2018
    ISBN9781946212399
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    Deadly Games: Catch me if you can
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    Alexis Kennedy

    Alexis Kennedy writes across multiple genres, delivering suspenseful stories categorized as paranormal romance, historical romance, crime/mystery, psychological thriller, organized crime thrillers, fantasy, horror, and spy thrillers. Alexis’s novels are populated with immersive characters navigating plot twists that keep you guessing. Her descriptive narratives develop movies in your mind, transporting you inside the stories where you can experience love, suspense, intrigue, mystery, and magic. Alexis resides in Missouri with her beloved dog. She began writing poetry in her early teens and short stories for her son when he was little before turning to novels. She has been fascinated with creating suspenseful stories and riveting characters ever since. Her novels reflect her vivid imagination and lifelong love for books. She enjoys reading novels by Karin Slaughter, James Patterson, and Shannon Drake. Alexis says, "When you write, you escape into another world and another you that you once knew nothing about.”

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