Books like Dexter is dead by Jeffry P. Lindsay

MIAMI police detective Deborah Morgan hunts a serial killer with the help of her brother Dexter, a forensic expert who is himself a serial killer—yet the target remains unknown.

A relentless mastermind turns Alex Cross’s devotion into a deadly game, threatening the family he loves most.

In Wyoming’s remote Black Hills, game warden Joe Pickett lands at a mysterious ranch where rumours of hidden wealth and murder swirl. He must uncover the truth while confronting dangerous locals and unexpected betrayal.

Former Minneapolis police detective Lucas Davenport joins a governor’s presidential campaign, only to confront the specter of an armed assassin intent on his life.

Detective Joona Linna returns from Sweden to chase a web of homicides tied to a clandestine arms deal, blending crime investigation with thriller suspense.

Miami’s blood‑spatter analyst Dexter Morgan becomes an on‑set consultant for a new television drama, but the line between crime scene and stage blurs when a leading actress is shot during filming.

Dr. Jerry Halpern's PhD research on evil collides with forensic analyst Dexter Morgan’s investigations when a student is found burned and headless—launching a hunt for a sinister serial killer and a threat to Dexter’s new family.

Dexter Morgan, a forensic analyst turned nighttime vigilante, faces a ruthless copycat killer who mimics his blood‑thirsty methods. Now he must outwit an adversary who catches up on the streets of Miami.

Two police detectives uncover a chilling village mystery, linking a recent fatal traffic incident to a decade‑old disappearance and a controversial murder conviction.

Flora Dane survived a years‑long kidnapping and now struggles to reintegrate while Boston detective D.D. Warren investigates a brutal crime that may link her past and a new abduction.

When Dexter Morgan becomes a father, his nightly killings and Miami police investigations collide as he hunts a missing girl and an unseen stalker while training his offspring to control their bloodlust.

In Miami, Dexter Morgan balances marriage and his dark instincts, confronting a sadistic artist who stages murders in public places while he battles his own horror.

He's a charming monster . . . A macabre hero . . . A serial killer who only kills bad peopleDexter Morgan has been under considerable pressure. It's just not easy being an ethical serial killer--especially while trying to avoid the unshakable suspicions of the dangerous Sergeant Doakes (who believes Dexter is a homicidal maniac . . . which, of course, he is). In an attempt to throw Doakes off his trail, Dexter has had to slip deep into his foolproof disguise. While not working as a blood-spatter analyst for the Miami Police Department, he now spends nearly all his time with his cheerful girlfriend, Rita, and her two children, sipping light beer and slowly becoming the world's first serial couch potato. But how long can Dexter play Kick the Can instead of Slice the Slasher? How long before his Dark Passenger forces him to drop the charade and let his inner monster run free?In trying times, opportunity knocks. A particularly nasty psychopath is cutting a trail through Miami--a man whose twisted technique leaves even Dexter speechless. As Dexter's dark appetite is revived, his sister, Deborah (a newly minted, tough-as-nails Miami detective) is drawn headlong into the case. It quickly becomes clear that it will take a monster to catch a monster--but it isn't until his archnemesis is abducted that Dex can finally throw himself into the search for a new plaything. Unless, of course, his plaything finds him first . . . With the incredible wit and freshness that drew widespread acclaim to Darkly Dreaming Dexter, Jeff Lindsay now takes Dexter Morgan to a new level of macabre appeal and gives us one of the most original, colorful narrators in years.

When a former journalist settles back into his hometown of Promise Falls, New York, a hidden family secret and a series of brutal killings force him to confront the town’s dark past and his own doubts.