Trigger Point - Eads, Sean
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Kathy Barrister's life has never been better. Owner of a thriving massage school, she loves passing on her knowledge of a healing profession to others. Then the murder of one of her students reveals a darker world than Kathy knew existed. A serial killer using online advertising services like Craigslist is targeting prostitutes, and it appears Kathy's student somehow became his latest victim. But what if there were unsavory things about her student Kathy never knew? Stunned by a number of revelations, Kathy enlists Detective Greg Beacon, a former boyfriend, to help her seek justice. As more of…mehr

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Kathy Barrister's life has never been better. Owner of a thriving massage school, she loves passing on her knowledge of a healing profession to others. Then the murder of one of her students reveals a darker world than Kathy knew existed. A serial killer using online advertising services like Craigslist is targeting prostitutes, and it appears Kathy's student somehow became his latest victim. But what if there were unsavory things about her student Kathy never knew? Stunned by a number of revelations, Kathy enlists Detective Greg Beacon, a former boyfriend, to help her seek justice. As more of her students are murdered, it becomes clear the killer isn't just targeting sex workers. Kathy comes to believe she is the true target of a relentless serial killer. Can she summon the strength and courage to stay alive?
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Sean Eads is a writer and librarian living in Denver, Colorado. He is originally from Kentucky and has a Masters degree in literature from the University of Kentucky and a Masters degree in library science from the University of Illinois. His first novel, The Survivors, was a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award. His third novel, Lord Byron's Prophecy was a finalist for the Shirley Jackson Award and the Colorado Book Award. His fifth novel, Confessions, was also a finalist for the Colorado Book Award. His favorite writers are Ray Bradbury, Herman Melville, Cormac McCarthy and Ernest Hemingway.