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Eve Duncan, a forensic sculptor, is approached by her mother to help locate a woman who has escaped from a mental hospital. As Eve delves into the case, she discovers that the missing woman’s true identity is far more complex than expected. With the truth unfolding, Eve enlists the aid of rogue FBI profiler Kendra Michaels. Together they must survive a plot by a killer who is systematically targeting Eve’s family, adding a tense layer of danger to their pursuit.
First publish date: 2012
Genre: Suspense/General Suspense
Authors: Iris Johansen
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