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After 25 years on the force, ex‑police officer David Gurney retreats to Northern New York with his wife. A cryptic letter arrives, urging him to think of a number. The number written inside the envelope matches the one in his mind. The sender, desperate, asks Gurney to find the author of the note. What begins as a simple plea turns into a murder investigation involving a serial killer who seems to read the thoughts of his victims.
Gurney must unravel how the killer can anticipate his victims’ thoughts, trace a pattern from past killings, and confront the chilling reality that the mind‑reading ability may be the key to catching the murderer before more lives are lost.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Police Procedural
Authors: John Verdon
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